Russia’s farm exports to India rise 11% in nine months, led by sunflower oil

Russia's farm exports to India have risen by 11% in the first nine months of the year, driven mainly by a significant increase in sunflower oil shipments. This growth is a result of expanding trade between the two countries, which has seen overall trade increase by more than 20% this year. The rise in Russian farm exports to India is a positive sign for the country's agricultural sector, indicating growing demand for its products in key markets. This trend is expected to continue, benefiting both countries in the long run.

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Russia's agricultural exports to India have increased significantly. This rise in exports could lead to higher revenue for Russian farmers and agricultural companies.

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