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Agricultural exports from Russia to Bahrain have increased 2.5-fold in physical terms and 2.3-fold in value terms since 2020. This year the indicator may maintain positive dynamics, with dried chickpeas and broiler meat serving as the main drivers. These forecasts were shared by the Sectoral Expertise Center (SEC) of Rosselkhozbank on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF). Only 10% of the Kingdom of Bahrain's territory is used for agriculture, while the population and, accordingly, food demand are growing annually, analysts noted. Since 2020, supplies of crop production to Bahrain have increased almost 10-fold, livestock production by 1.3 times. Another important category is oil and fat products, which Russia has increased supplies of by 1.5 times. Along with the main drivers, the SEC highlights categories that currently occupy a small share in exports to Bahrain, but analysts note high potential for shipment growth. "First and foremost, these ...

On June 12, 2025, the Government of Russia signed a decree allowing the import of GM-soybeans, provided that the resulting feed products are exported. The document, published on the official legal information portal, takes effect immediately and will remain in force for one year. The measure aims to support processing facilities and boost exports while

Soy is a crop that, due to its high margin, is gaining increasing popularity in Russian fields. According to the forecast of the Institute of Agricultural Market Conditions (IKAR), in the 2025/26 season, the gross soybean collection in Russia will be around 8.4 million tons, which is 1.4 million tons more than the previous season. If this forecast comes true, agricultural producers will set another record. IKAR's General Director Dmitry Rylko, speaking at the V Oil and Fat Conference about soybean sowing this season, noted that the forecast is 4.6 million hectares, which is 0.4 million hectares more than the previous season. In the Far Eastern Federal District, areas occupied by soybeans will be around 1.35 million hectares, in Central Russia – approximately 2 million hectares, in the Volga Region – 455 thousand hectares, in the Urals and Siberia – 360 ...