MOSCOW, November 4. The government maintains the forecast for growth in exports of Russian agricultural products at the end of 2023 at the level of 10%, while for grain it has revised its the forecast is upward, Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko told reporters.
“We maintain a 10% forecast for growth in exports of agricultural products this year, for grains — even slightly higher than the forecast (up to 60 million tons),” she said on the sidelines of the Russia exhibition.
In June, Abramchenko stated in an interview that the export of agricultural products at the end of 2022 increased by more than 10% by 2021, the same growth is possible and at the end of this year, despite the stoppage of supplies to unfriendly countries.
In 2022, Russian agricultural exports exceeded $41.5 billion, which is 12% higher than in 2021 — $37.1 billion.
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