The share of grain in the export of agricultural products of the Russian Federation in 2024 amounted to almost 37%, oil and fat products 20.4%

Published Apr 16, 2025

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In the year 2024, grain crops made up the largest segment (36.9%) in the export of Russian agricultural products, followed by oil and fat products, other agricultural products, fish and seafood, meat and dairy products, and products of the food and processing industry. The highest increase in export revenue was observed in meat and dairy products and products of the food and processing industry. Russian products were exported to over 160 countries, with China being the leading importer. The Russian agro-industrial complex exported products worth $42.6 billion in 2024, a slight decrease from $43.1 billion in 2023. The leading regions for exports were Moscow, Rostov Region, and Krasnodar Region. The number of regions actively involved in export activities has increased from 17 in 2017 to 35 in 2024, with more regions exceeding $200 million in exports.

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The share of grain crops in the export of Russian agricultural products in 2024 (in value terms) amounted to 36.9%, which is the largest share among export products, according to the review "Agricultural exports of Russian regions based on the results of 2024", prepared by the federal center "Agroexport". These are followed by oil and fat products (20.4%), other agricultural products, which include, in particular, legumes and some oilseeds (13.8%), products of the food and processing industry (12.3%), fish and seafood (11.3%), meat and dairy products (5.2%). Compared to 2023, the largest increase in export revenue was noted for meat and dairy products (+23.4%) and products of the food and processing industry (+6%). As reported in the review, in 2024, Russian products were supplied to more than 160 countries. The leading importer was China ($6.4 billion), with Turkey ($3.4 billion) in second place. They are followed by Kazakhstan ($3.3 billion), Belarus ($3.1 billion), Egypt ($3 ...

Source: Oilworld