Core Points - Russia has shipped its first batch of 4 tons of rye flour to China, marking a significant step in agricultural trade between the two countries [1][3] - The shipment was regulated by the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance, which issued a phytosanitary certificate for the batch [3] - The agreement for the export of Russian flour to China was signed on May 8, establishing inspection and quarantine requirements for the products [3] Industry Insights - The opening of new export directions to China is expected to drive the development of Russia's grain by-products supply, given the vast market potential in China [3] - Exporters must comply with a series of conditions, including phytosanitary monitoring of wheat and rye cultivation and storage sites, as well as registration in China's "single window" system [3] - The General Administration of Customs of China announced on June 3 that it would allow the import of Russian rye flour that meets the relevant requirements [3]