Agroexport to BRICS countries: where the most promising markets are now opening
BRICS countries become one of the main drivers of global economic growth and international food trade

BRICS countries become one of the main drivers of global economic growth and international food trade


Let’s take a step-by-step look at what an agricultural producer needs to do to start exporting to China.

China remains the world’s largest importer of pulses, and demand for plant protein continues to grow

Flax is gradually turning from a conventional agricultural crop into a high-margin export product.

For companies focused mainly on the Chinese market, such risks are becoming critical.

In the spring, analysts twice raised forecasts due to strong supply and strong demand from foreign buyers.

By the end of the season, the market faces a completely different situation: there are more people willing to buy than ready to sell.

Amid restrictions, the market is discussing various options for circumventing control, but the risks become too high.

New logistics and redistribution of agricultural flows

Control of import of agricultural products to China is carried out by several state structures