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The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) received proposals from entrepreneurs to halve the time within which retail chains must transfer payments to suppliers for socially significant food products, Izvestia writes, citing sources. In their opinion, such a measure can slow down the rise in the cost of production, and, consequently, stabilize prices in stores.
According to the current law on trade, the period of payment for products by the retailer depends on the expiration date. For example, for perishable goods, the store must pay the supplier within eight days of receiving the order. Products with a shelf life of up to 30 days and alcohol can be paid for within 40.
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The head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, Denis Manturov, said that the volume of goods imported through parallel imports by the end of the year will amount to at least $20 billion. He told this in an interview with Izvestia.
“According to the Federal Customs Service of Russia, over the three and a half months of the mechanism’s operation (since May 17), almost $9.4 billion worth of goods were imported (in August alone, $3.1 billion). Therefore, we have already slightly adjusted the forecast and now we are expecting imports by the end of the year. goods for parallel imports worth at least $20 billion," the newspaper.
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The special operation that began in Ukraine and the subsequent sanctions from the West affected all areas of the domestic economy.The heads of Impress Art LLC and Impress Flexibls LLC Victor Kulik and Vitaly Petrovsky told RIAMO how the restrictions have affected the production of packaging in Russia and what new challenges their business faces in these difficult times.
According to Viktor Kulik, the founder of Impress Art LLC and Impress Flexibls LLC, it has always been difficult for him to run his own business, but entrepreneurial hardening helps to overcome this next wave of turbulence.
“As for deliveries to everyone this year, I say the following: if earlier, as.
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According to early estimates, Russian beef exports may exceed 40 thousand tons in 2022, says Vladimir Kravchenko, an expert at the Center for Agroanalytics.
“Given the growing demand for Russian products in China, this figure may turn out to be even higher. Other markets, such as Vietnam, Chana, Hong Kong, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and other foreign markets, as well as those of the EAEU member states, will also be quite promising in the years to come,” the analyst noted in his review.
Russia exported 36,9 thousand tons of beef and offal in 2021. In the first 5 months of 2022, exports reached almost 16 thousand tons in volumes, and $104.1 million in.
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A draft law, presented to State Duma by the group of deputies of the lower house on September 13, offers to build a national livestock breeding information system in Russia.
“The lack of a collective database for breeding animals is a restraining factor for domestic animal production development,” the explanatory note says.
The data on the results of selective breeding are currently collected by the service of the Russian Ministry of Agriculture. Such data is submitted by competent regional authorities once a year.
The draft law provides for the building of a national information system for animal breeding, which will contain data on breeding animals.
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Energy, grain and fertilizer needs see trade massively expand while Delhi seeks a permanent trade agreement
Yury Ushakov, Russia’s Presidential aide, has stated that trade turnover between India and Russia has more than doubled, with increases of nearly 120% so far this year. He was speaking ahead of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting in Samarkand, which starts on Thursday (September 15). President Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will both be at the event and are scheduled to hold bilateral discussions.
“Our relations are actively developing, the trade has also increased significantly with supplies of Russian oil,.
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Vasily Nebenzya, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN, did not rule out the termination of the "food deal", given that some of the agreements to ensure exports from Russia are not being implemented.
Answering a journalist’s question if there is a threat to the whole deal, given that Russia has not yet been able to take out a single ship, Nebenzya said: “I don’t know, the deal was concluded for 4 months. This means it expires in November."
“And the deal, as a rule, should be extended. I do not participate in negotiations on the deal and its extension, but given the results, or rather, the lack of results, I.
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Prices for chicken and pork, both from manufacturers and on store shelves, have not changed much since the beginning of the year, and have even been declining in the past few weeks. This trend will continue at least until the end of the year, experts predict.
According to Rosstat, since the beginning of the year, prices for poultry meat have increased by only 0.1%, and for pork - by 0.3%. Over the past few weeks, the cost of this meat has been steadily declining. The same is true for producer prices. According to the Russian Agricultural Bank, in the week from August 29 to September 4, the producer price for a broiler carcass decreased by 1% compared to the previous week,.
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According to the Rosselkhoznadzor, at the beginning of this week there were 78 active outbreaks of ASF in Russia. In early August, there were two times fewer outbreaks. Recently, new cases of African swine fever have been reported almost every day. At the moment, quarantines have been introduced in some areas of the Nizhny Novgorod, Ivanovo, Kaluga, Volgograd regions.
The leader in the number of outbreaks remains the Kostroma region - there are 20 active outbreaks of ASF (as of 09/05/2022). Due to a dangerous virus, the largest Kostroma pig farm Shuvalovo previously decided to eliminate 6,000 pigs. Recently, ASF was detected at one of the sites of the Miratorg pig-breeding.
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Russia fully provides itself with poultry products and is actively developing international markets. For 8 months of 2022, exports increased by 33%. Some of the leading buyers are China, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. This is reported by Rosselkhoznadzor.
The Rosselkhoznadzor calls on all participants in the industrial circulation of poultry products and owners of household plots to comply with biosafety rules and be attentive to the threat posed by avian influenza.
The carriers of the dangerous virus are wild waterfowl, whose numerous migration routes pass through the territory of Russia.
“Do not allow contact between poultry and.
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