Cereal closing stocks in Russia 2022/2023

In the crop year 2022/2023, the closing stocks of cereals in Russia were projected at approximately 34.28 million metric tons, marking an increase from over 18 million metric tons in the previous year. Over the period under consideration, the lowest quantity of closing stocks was observed in 2000/2001 at around 6.5 million metric tons.

Total closing stocks of cereals in Russia from 2000/2001 to 2022/2023 (in million metric tons)

Characteristic	Closing stocks in million metric tons
2022/23**	34.28
2021/22*	18.13
2020/21	17.57
2019/20	13.62
2018/19	15.35
2017/18	23.73
2016/17	21.04
2015/16	12.63
2014/15	13.93
2013/14	8.83
2012/13	7.74
2011/12	16.38
2010/11	18.56
2009/10	23.85
2008/09	19.93
2007/08	8.64
2006/07	7.16
2005/06	9.45
2004/05	9.16
2003/04	7.61
2002/03	12.51
2001/02	13.46
2000/01	6.51

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Release date

March 2023

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Region

Russia

Survey time period

2000/2001 to 2021/2022

Supplementary notes

* Estimate.
** Forecast.
The source specified the following information:
"Closing (or ending or carry-over) Stocks: Quantity of stocks at the end of the marketing year (before the following year’s harvest) held at all levels within the food system, both by governments and the private sector (incl. farm holdings and households).
Total cereals include wheat, coarse grains (maize, barley, sorghum, oats, rye, millet and other minor grains not elsewhere specified) and rice (in milled equivalent).
Commodity balances apply a marketing year (or marketing season) approach, meaning that values refer to a twelve month period that starts with the harvest of the main crop (which may or may not coincide with the calendar year)."

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