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Russia Surpasses Canada as China's Leading Pea Supplier

In a significant shift in global agricultural trade, Russia has overtaken Canada as the primary exporter of peas to China. In the 2023/24 agricultural season, Russia supplied nearly half of China's pea imports, totaling 1.13 million tonnes. (reuters.com)

This development marks a departure from previous years, where Canada dominated the market. Factors such as competitive pricing and favorable logistics have contributed to Russia's ascendancy. Additionally, China's growing demand for plant-based proteins, derived from peas, has fueled the surge in imports.

Russia's increasing role as a key supplier not only strengthens its agricultural sector but also underscores the growing importance of international partnerships in addressing global food needs. This dynamic trade relationship highlights the interconnected nature of modern agriculture and the opportunities for collaboration between nations.


Historical scene depicting the agricultural trade between Russia and China, showcasing ships loaded with goods and bustling farming activities in the foreground.
Historical scene depicting the agricultural trade between Russia and China, showcasing ships loaded with goods and bustling farming activities in the foreground.

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