Russia: Udmurtia sent almost 2,000 tons of rapeseed oil to China in 2022

Published Jan 9, 2023

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In December 2022, the Udmurt Republic exported over 560 tons of rapeseed oil to China, with all shipments meeting the country's phytosanitary requirements, including the absence of quarantine objects and GMO components. Throughout 2022, Udmurtia exported nearly 1.9 thousand tons of rapeseed oil to China, marking a trend towards increased eastward export of domestic rapeseed oil. The Oil and Fat Union has highlighted the need for resolving logistical restrictions to ensure smooth export of record volumes of finished oil and fat products in 2023.
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In December 2022, over 560 tons of rapeseed oil were sent to the Chinese market from two regions of the Udmurt Republic. This was reported by the press service of the regional department of Rosselkhoznadzor. “During the inspection of products, samples were taken, they were examined for the presence of quarantine objects. According to the results of the laboratory examination of the Udmurt branch of the FGBI “ARRIAH”, the absence of quarantine objects in the products was established,” the message says. The department also noted that the presence of GMO components in local rapeseed oil was not detected. “Each exported batch of regulated products met the phytosanitary requirements of the Chinese side, 28 phytosanitary certificates were issued,” the Rosselkhoznadzor added. In general, in 2022, almost 1.9 thousand tons of rapeseed oil were exported from Udmurtia to China. Specialists of the Center for Economic Forecasting of Gazprombank previously reported that in ...
Source: Oilbranch

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