手机浏览
The export duty on sunflower oil will be halved in April.
Release time:
2025-03-31 00:00
Source:
The duty on the export of sunflower oil from Russia, which will be effective in April 2025, is set at 4,568.7 rubles per ton. This is two times lower than in March — 9333.2 rubles per ton.
The duty on the export of sunflower meal, set for April, has been reduced by 1.9 times, to 939.5 rubles per ton, from the level of 1742.3 rubles per ton, set for March. Announced new bids The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia.
The indicative price for butter was $1065.7 against $1065.1 a month earlier, for meal — $206.1 against $204.1 in March. The base prices have not changed and amount to 82,500 rubles per ton of oil and 15,875 rubles per ton of meal.
A floating export duty of 70% on sunflower oil is charged on the difference between the base and the indicative price (the arithmetic average of market prices for the month). The duty rate on sunflower meal is equal to the difference between the indicative and base price multiplied by the correction factor (0.7).
Market analysts note that the reduction in duties is aimed at stimulating exports of sunflower oil and meal by easing the financial burden on exporters of products. Reducing the amount of duties can have a positive impact on the competitiveness of Russian products on the international market and contribute to an increase in export volumes.
Related News
Russian farmers have threshed nearly 13.3 million tons of sunflower seeds
The gross sunflower harvest by the end of the second ten-day period in October was approximately 13.3 million tons, having threshed 8.8 million hectares (72% of the total area). This is 1.3 million tons less than the previous year, according to the RUSEED analytical center.
The Ministry of Agriculture expects Russia to "touch" the record for oilseed harvests in 2025
Russia may reap a record harvest of oilseed crops this year, the Ministry of Agriculture predicts.
Russia's oilseed harvest could reach 34.5 million tons in 2025
Russia's oilseed harvest in 2025 could reach 34.5 million tons, up 14% from last year, according to Forbes, citing Margarita Svischeva, head of the RUSEED analytical center.
Russian coal production rose 0.1% year-on-year in the first three quarters of 2025
According to the latest preliminary monthly industrial production statistics released by the Russian Federal State Statistics Service (Poccrara) on October 22, Russia's total coal production from January to September 2025 reached 314 million tons, basically flat with a slight increase of 0.1% compared to the same period last year.
This year's rapeseed production in the Trans-Baikal region is a quarter higher than last year's
Harvesting continues in the Trans-Baikal Territory. This year, yields of both cereals and oilseeds in the region are above 2024 levels. Rapeseed yields have increased by a quarter, according to the regional government website.
According to the Russian Agricultural Research Center (RUSEED) Analytical Center, Russia has already planted approximately 70% of its winter crop plan for the 2026 harvest. The total area is projected at 19.8 million hectares.