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Russia Could Become Leading Exporter of Halal Products, Says Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Russia Could Become Leading Exporter of Halal Products, Says Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Russia could become a leader in halal product exports, said Sergei Katyrin, head of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in the corridors of the... 15.05.2024, Sputnik Africa
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From 2018 to 2023, Russia overall increased its halal product exports by 38 percent, Katyrin said. That was despite a decrease in exports in 2023 due to the transformation of the poultry market and a reduction in shipments to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, he added."The industry's development requires a set of measures," he explained, including creating a favorable climate for the production and processing of halal raw materials, expanding certification centers to verify product compliance with halal standards, developing infrastructure for the storage, transportation and handling of goods, and developing strategic partnerships with global leaders in halal product production.The 'Russia — Islamic World: KazanForum' runs from May 14-19 in the Russian city of Kazan.
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Russia Could Become Leading Exporter of Halal Products, Says Chamber of Commerce and Industry
13:56 15.05.2024 (Updated: 18:37 15.05.2024) Russia could become a leader in halal product exports, said Sergei Katyrin, head of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in the corridors of the ongoing International Economic Forum "Russia-Islamic World: KazanForum".
From 2018 to 2023, Russia overall increased its
halal product exports by 38 percent, Katyrin said.
That was despite a decrease in exports in 2023 due to the transformation of the poultry market and a reduction in shipments to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, he added.
"Our country has the potential to offset the decline in this year's figures and, in the future, to become a leader among the leading exporting countries of such products alongside Brazil, India, the United States, and Australia," Katyrin noted. "I do not exclude that this will happen within the next five years."
"The industry's development requires a set of measures," he explained, including creating a favorable climate for the production and processing of halal raw materials, expanding certification centers to verify product compliance with halal
standards, developing infrastructure for the storage, transportation and handling of goods, and developing strategic partnerships with global leaders in halal product production.
"The active promotion of Russian halal products in foreign markets can be ensured through participation in exhibitions and fairs, as well as cooperation with trade missions and embassies of Russia abroad," Katyrin concluded.
The 'Russia — Islamic World: KazanForum' runs from May 14-19 in the Russian city of
Kazan.