Buryatia imports flour, confectionery and coal, and exports meat and milk

Buryatstat published data on the import and export of consumer goods in the Republic of Buryatia for January-June 2026. Statistics show what products and goods the republic buys in other regions, and what supplies beyond its borders.

Among the imported goods, flour is the leader - 21,846.6 tons, milk (except raw) - 7,952 tons, confectionery - 7,585.5 tons, vegetable oils - 4,485.9 tons, canned fruit - 3,656.3 thousand conditional cans. Also, 2,241.2 tons of food salt, 1,845.5 tons of pasta, 1,466.6 tons of mayonnaise, 1,408.4 tons of dairy products, 1,256.5 thousand conditional cans of canned fish and 1,250.4 tons of cereals were imported to the republic. Coal of stone and brown imported 239 700.6 tons, finished fabrics — 423.8 thousand square meters, household refrigerators — 211 pieces, washing machines — 313 pieces, cars — 133 pieces.

Export from Buryatia to other regions was more modest. Meat and poultry meat were sent 5,379 tons, timber - 3,483.7 cubic meters, milk - 3,214.3 tons, meat semi-finished products - 1,243.9 tons, sausages - 553.1 tons, pasta - 337.6 tons, sour cream - 270.1 tons, cottage cheese - 209.1 tons, butter - 92.7 tons.

Flour was sent to the domestic market of the republic 21,846.6 tons, milk - 7,952 tons, confectionery - 7,585.5 tons, vegetable oils - 4,485.9 tons, dairy products - 1,408.4 tons, mayonnaise - 1,466.6 tons. 78.8 tons of fruits, berries and nuts were delivered to our own territory, while neither export nor import were recorded in this category.