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11 (Sputnik) -- Russia's exports of fish products to China in 2022 exceeded pre-pandemic levels in 2019 by 16%,
the press service of the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Plant Health Surveillance told Sputnik.
The bureau noted that the value of Russian exports of fish products to China in 2022 exceeded the record data of 2019 by 16.
11%.
11%.
The bureau also said that Russia's exports of fish products to China in 2022 increased by 60.
86%
compared to 2021.
86%
compared to 2021.
In the first 10 months of 2022, Russian fish exports to China increased by 40% to $1.
2 billion, according to the Russian Federal Customs Service.
Exports increased by 51% to 430,000 tons
.
Russian media previously quoted sources as reporting that Russia's fish exports to China reached a record in 2019, with an export volume of more than $3.
27 billion and an export volume of more than 1.
09 million tons
.
2 billion, according to the Russian Federal Customs Service.
Exports increased by 51% to 430,000 tons
.
Russian media previously quoted sources as reporting that Russia's fish exports to China reached a record in 2019, with an export volume of more than $3.
27 billion and an export volume of more than 1.
09 million tons
.
According to the Russian Veterinary and Plant Health Surveillance Service, 825 Russian institutions currently have the right to export fish products
to China.
to China.
Referring to the issue of Russian supplies of poultry meat and by-products to China, the bureau noted that exports in 2022 increased by 14% compared to 2021 (121,700 tons in 2021).
According to the bureau, in 2022, Russian food exports to China increased by more than 5 times compared with 2021, dairy exports increased by 50%, and since the beginning of 2022, Russian grain exports to China have been the same as the same
period in 2021.
period in 2021.
According to the results of years of work by the bureau and the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China, in February 2022, the institutions of the two countries signed the Supplementary Provisions to the Protocol on Phytosanitary Requirements for Wheat Exported from Russia to China and the Supplementary Clause to the Protocol on Phytosanitary Requirements for Barley Exported from Russia to China, allowing the export of wheat and barley from all regions of Russia, whereas previously only wheat and barley from seven regions of Russia could be exported
to China.
to China.
"The signing of the supplementary provisions on the quarantine of wheat and barley with the General Administration of Customs of China on February 4, 2022 is the most important and long-awaited event
of 2022," the bureau stressed.
“
of 2022," the bureau stressed.
“
The bureau pointed out that since only spring wheat and spring barley are currently allowed to be exported to the Chinese market, in 2022 the Russian Veterinary and Plant Health Supervision Service launched the procedure for allowing winter wheat and winter barley to enter the Chinese market, drafted the technical information required for the plant inspection risk analysis and assessment procedure, and submitted it to the Chinese side for consideration
.
.
In October 2022, China also signed a protocol
on phytosanitary requirements for the export of Russian peas to China.
On December 21, 2022, the list
of Russian enterprises approved to export peas to China was announced.
on phytosanitary requirements for the export of Russian peas to China.
On December 21, 2022, the list
of Russian enterprises approved to export peas to China was announced.
According to the Russian Veterinary and Plant Health Surveillance Service, "The list includes 110 pea enterprises
from 11 regions of Russia.
A list
of more businesses is currently being developed.
”
from 11 regions of Russia.
A list
of more businesses is currently being developed.
”
The bureau shared its forecast for 2023, noting that the supply of spring wheat and spring barley is expected to increase
in 2023.
In addition, work is under way to bring processed grain products into the Chinese market, including rye flour, crushed wheat and millet flour, as well as to allow the supply of corn, rice and rapeseed from all over Russia
.
in 2023.
In addition, work is under way to bring processed grain products into the Chinese market, including rye flour, crushed wheat and millet flour, as well as to allow the supply of corn, rice and rapeseed from all over Russia
.
The bureau expects that in the future, Russia and China will continue to expand trade
in products that are secure and meet the requirements of both countries.
in products that are secure and meet the requirements of both countries.
