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Russia provides wheat to Africa free of charge: promises fulfilled, volumes increased, prices reduced.
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Russia provides wheat to Africa free of charge: promises fulfilled, volumes increased, prices reduced.

Russian wheat continues to be supplied to Africa free of charge. Zlochevsky claims that the promises are being fulfilled, and wheat prices are decreasing. There were no losses from the termination of the deal. The head of the Ministry of Agriculture reported on deliveries of up to 200 thousand tons by the end of 2023.

19 February 2024 19 February 2024

Russian wheat supplies to Africa are being carried out on a regular basis free of charge, Russia fulfills all its promises, said Arkady Zlochevsky, President of the Russian Grain Union (RGU), at a press conference at TASS.

"Everything is going well with that, the deliveries continue. We do not include them in the overall export volumes, they are carried out outside the quota in accordance with intergovernmental agreements. As far as I know, around 200 thousand tons of wheat have already been shipped to African consumers, and the total volume will be approximately half a million tons. The remaining volumes are in the process of preparation. We fulfill all the promises that were made, and there are no problems with that," he noted.

Zlochevsky also emphasized that no one suffered from the suspension of the grain deal. "Moreover, during this time, despite the analysts' forecasts, wheat prices only decreased," added the union head.

In November 2023, the head of Russia's Ministry of Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev announced that Russia will supply up to 200,000 tons of Russian wheat to Africa free of charge by the end of 2023.

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