러시아 곡류 및 콩류 인사이트

In short: • In March, the number of countries importing Russian wheat dropped dramatically • Fewer and fewer companies are exporting grain from the country Recently, there has been increasing talk about the sharp decline in grain exports from Russia. According to some, this is due to the strong start in the first half of the campaign, according to others, to the climatic effect on the harvest, and according to still others, to the policy pursued and the ongoing war. Whether the country will really lose its leading position in world wheat exports is difficult to say, but statistics are categorical that real problems exist. In March 2025, Russian wheat exports decreased by 2.9 times compared to the same period last year. The total volume of exports reached only 1.784 million tons, compared to 5.126 million tons in March 2024. This is a red flag for Moscow, which explains the result with the imposed sanctions, logistical difficulties and rising production costs. But, ...

In March 2025, wheat exports from Russia decreased by 2.9 times compared to the same period last year. The total volume of supplies amounted to only 1.784 million tons compared to 5.126 million tons in March 2024. This is another alarming signal for the Russian agro-industrial complex, which is facing serious challenges due to sanctions,

In March, Russia exported 1.78 million tons of wheat, 2.9 times less than in March last year (5.13 million tons), Interfax writes, citing monitoring by the Russian Grain Union. Elena Tyurina, director of the union's analytical department, told the agency that at the end of the second ten-day period of the month, shipments were forecast at 1.6 million tons, but in the last ten days, exports increased, which made it possible to reach a higher figure. Since the beginning of the season, according to the union, 36 million tons of wheat have been shipped to foreign markets, and the export potential in April-June is estimated at 42 million tons. According to Tyurina, in March, Russian wheat was supplied to 21 countries, compared to 41 a year earlier. The largest buyer was Egypt, which imported 301.5 thousand tons, 4.7 times less than in March last year, when 1.42 million tons were shipped there. Deliveries to Bangladesh decreased by 2.4 times, from 357 thousand tons to 151 thousand tons. ...