Russia's Agroexport Center Names Key Markets for Agricultural Exports Through 2030
China, Turkey, Belarus and several other countries are projected to be Russia's main agricultural export destinations by 2030.
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Russia's Agroexport center has identified the countries expected to be the main markets for the country's agricultural exports through 2030, according to a report.
The main selling markets named include China, Turkey, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Iran, Egypt, India, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia and Azerbaijan.
Limited details
The report did not specify projected export volumes, the types of agricultural products expected to dominate these markets, or the methodology behind the forecast.
The list reflects a mix of neighboring countries and nations with established trade relationships with Russia across Asia, the Middle East and the Caucasus region.
No additional comment from Russian agricultural or trade officials was included in the available reporting.
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