In August, Russia exported 3.7 million tons of grain outside the EAEU, which is 39% more than in July this year. (2.662 million tons), reports ” Finmarket ” with reference to the data of the company “ProZerno”.
Compared to August last year, exports decreased by 40%.
As specified in the message, wheat exports in August amounted to 3 million tons, barley – 0.6 million tons, and corn – 0.07 million tons. “Export rates are growing, but this is not enough for the successful implementation of export programs for the coming season,” the report says. “ProZerno estimates the export potential of the current agricultural year (July 2022-June 2023) at 53.5 million tons, including 42 million tons of wheat.”
In July-August, according to the company, 6.4 million tons of grain were exported, including 5.3 million tons of wheat.
The main buyers of Russian grain are Turkey (1.34 million tons), Iran (1.26 million tons), and Egypt (0.96 million tons).
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