"Bashkortostan is increasing its export of agricultural products abroad."

As part of the project in Bashkortostan, the export of agricultural products continues. The "Raevsakhar" and "Chishminsky" factories have processed 632 thousand tons of sugar beets, yielding 88 thousand tons of sugar.

3.2 thousand tons of sugar beet pulp have been sent to China, with the total volume of feed exports to the EU, EAEU, and China since the beginning of the year amounting to 119.33 thousand tons.

15 November 2024

As part of the state project "International Cooperation and Export" in the Republic of Bashkortostan, the regional project "Export of Agricultural Products" is actively being implemented with the aim of increasing the export of agricultural products abroad. The official website of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Bashkortostan reports that sugar beets are actively processed at the sugar plants "Raevsakhar" and "Chishminsky": 632 thousand tons of sugar beets have already been processed and 88 thousand tons of sugar have been produced. The plants also actively export beet pulp - 3.2 thousand tons of granulated beet pulp have been shipped to China. The compliance of the products with the requirements of China has been confirmed by the Rosselkhoznadzor Administration for the Republic.

Since the beginning of this year, Bashkortostan has exported 2548 batches of plant feed and additives to the countries of the European Union, the Eurasian Economic Union, and China, with a total volume of supplies amounting to 119.33 thousand tons.

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