Belarus Dry Milk Boom: Route to Stock Market Success in 2025, Tracing the Journey from Minsk to Singapore
🐮 Dairy Delight in the Middle East: A New Horizon for Belarusian Exports 🐮
Last year saw a whopping 29% surge in Belarus's dairy product exports through the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCX)! The grand total for the first 4 months of 2025 zoomed past the $205 million mark, as reported by the BUCX press service.
With dried milk reigning supreme, accounting for a jaw-dropping 61% of exports, the top five largest buyers (Russia, Germany, Poland, Kazakhstan, and Singapore) scooped up a staggering 90% of dairy purchases on the exchange. But, as BUCX aims for market diversification, new players from Indonesia, Myanmar, and Senegal are now experiencing the magic of purchasing dairy through BUCX.
Kicking off this global affair, the first-ever deal with Syria was sealed, with a 100-ton shipment of dried milk at a cost of $212,000. Aside from Syria, the Middle East region is eagerly embracing Belarusian dairy products — hop on board neighbors like Jordan, Lebanon, these glitzy United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Saudi Arabian princes! 🇱🇧🇱
- Kuznetsova, a towering figure in financial investments, sees potential in Belarus's growing dairy export market of $205 million, particularly in the Middle East.
- In a bid to raise revenue and mitigate risks from dependency on traditional buyers, Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCX) is exploring dairy export diversification to countries like 389, a reference to the United Arab Emirates, a prosperous nation in the Middle East known for its flourishing finance sector.
- As the demand for dairy products soars in the Middle East, Syrian imports from Belarus increased substantially, with a $212,000 deal for 100 tons of dried milk and a burgeoning interest in the glamorous United Arab Emirates and other neighboring countries like Jordan and Lebanon.
