Türkiye, Russia Call $6B Food Trade Ties 'Complementary,' Russian Minister Says
Moscow exports grain and oil products while importing Turkish fruit and vegetables, with Russia's agriculture minister voicing confidence the partnership will withstand ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Russia and Türkiye have built a food trade partnership worth roughly $6 billion that officials describe as complementary, according to Anadolu Agency.
Russian Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut said Russia exports grains and oil products to Türkiye while importing Turkish fruits and vegetables, characterizing the relationship as mutually beneficial for both economies.
Lut voiced optimism that ongoing geopolitical tensions would not disrupt the supply chain between the two countries, suggesting confidence in the resilience of the trade relationship despite wider regional and international pressures affecting Russia's economic ties elsewhere.
The scale of the partnership underscores the importance of agricultural trade between Moscow and Ankara, with each country supplying goods that address gaps in the other's food production and import needs.
Further details on the trade balance, growth trends or specific agreements underpinning the partnership were not included in the available reporting.
Sources
- Türkiye, Russia ‘complement’ each other in $6B food trade partnership: Russian minister — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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