In Ukraine, APK Inform reported that Russia plans to reduce the share of grain in its agricultural exports to 25% by 2030, increasingly focusing on supplies of higher value-added products, Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut said.
“By 2030, we plan to reduce the grain segment to 25% of our exports,” she said.
The minister also noted that in 2025 Russian exports of high-margin products amounted to $19 billion, up 8% year-on-year, according to the report.
Earlier it was reported that the share of grain crops in Russia’s agricultural exports in 2024 (measured by value) stood at 36.9%.
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Category: Food & Agriculture
