Chicken meat exports from Ukraine to the EU fell in the first nine months of this year.According to statistics released by experts, the country has experienced a decline of more than 13.5 percent in this sector. Informed sources say that the country’s representatives are consulting with their counterparts in the European Union and the United States to create new markets for Ukrainian poultry products. It should be noted that this country is currently the third-largest supplier of chicken meat in the European Union after Brazil and Thailand. Assessments show that the country has achieved more than 50 international agreements in areas related to the export. Read more...
Iran will import corn, soybeans, chicken meat, and eggs from Ukraine.The Ministry of Economic Development, Trade, and Agriculture of Ukraine has announced that the Livestock Support Company of the Islamic Republic of Iran has sent a request to purchase products such as eggs, corn, and soybeans from this country. In recent weeks, it seems that the shortage of corn and soybeans in Iran has caused a decrease in poultry production in this country. This issue has led to an increase in the price of eggs and chicken meat in this country, and its government is trying to regulate prices in its domestic market by importing this product. Experts believe that carrying out. Read more...
Commentators believe that the export of poultry products from Russia will probably exceed the imports of these products for the first time. Estimates show that during 2019, the country had 17,000 tons more imports than exports in this sector. Meanwhile, the estimates made confirm that if the existing estimates are realized by the end of 2020, the country’s exports will grow by 33% to 280,000 tons and will exceed its imports of 230,000 tons. It should be noted that in 2019, Russia ranked 17th in poultry exports in the world market. These statistics have been published under the circumstances that in recent days, the increase in the price of poultry feed in. Read more...
In January-August 2020, Russia exported 26 thousand tons of sausages and similar products, which is 36% more than in the same period last year. In value terms, sales abroad increased by 28% to $ 52 million, the Ministry of Agriculture said. According to the ministry, Russian sausages were bought by 25 countries. The largest importers are the neighboring countries, and the volume of exports to these countries is growing. Thus, deliveries to Kazakhstan increased in physical terms by 34%, to Ukraine - by 1.5 times, to Azerbaijan - by 39%. Talking about non-CIS countries, 13 tons of sausages were exported to Vietnam, 3.9 tons - to South Korea, 3.7 tons - to China, 2.9. Read more...
Yesterday, the magazine "Veterinary and Life" with reference to the operational information of the Rosselkhoznadzor following the results of the supply of livestock products to China said that the General Customs Administration of the People's Republic of China (GTU PRC) agreed to approve the list of beef offal that are safe for bovine spongiform encephalopathy. As a result, Russia will be given the right to supply this category of products to the Chinese market. During the third round of negotiations, held in the format of a videoconference, the parties once again discussed the possibility of exporting Russian pork from regions free of African swine fever.. Read more...
The authorities of Russia’s Stavropol province will create a provincial headquarters to coordinate the export of mutton meat to search for new markets and organize direct export supplies, the Stavropol agriculture department told journalists, as TASS reports. It said that room for organizing direct export deliveries to countries - importers of Russian mutton, namely Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Belarus is being considered now. According to the department, the region produces about 13,000 tons of mutton every year, which is almost six times more than the needs of the region. The producers of the region supply to foreign markets about 1,000 tons of. Read more...
The soybean is an edible legume native to East Asia. For Russians that means it’s a native of Siberia. Eighteen months ago, President Vladimir Putin declared Russian soybeans to be the best in the world. The president was on a tour of the Russian Far East, the region of the country where most Russian soybeans are grown. He promised to increase federal budget support to accelerate the rate of growth of the soybean harvest until Russia can become self-sufficient in soybeans, and do without imports from the world’s two largest sources, the US and Brazil. The Russian harvest has been breaking records, but for the time being, it is far short of the. Read more...
In 1H 2020, Russia broke into the top three exporters of poultry to China. However, according to Cherkizovo Group experts, to maintain that position and develop exports further, it is necessary to strengthen sales channels and expand the range of products, including in the further processing segment. Once the Chinese market opened to Russian poultry producers in 2019, they were able to take advantage of China's domestic deficit and gain a strong foothold among the poultry exporters. At the end of 2019, Russia was the fifth largest poultry exporter to China, and by the end of the first half of 2020 it moved up to the third place. However, future performance. Read more...
In the 1st quarter of the current year the export of Russian agricultural products rose sharply and closed the gap on imports, said Wednesday the General Director of the Institute for agricultural market studies (IKAR) Dmitry Rylko. “The first quarter shows a very strong growth of exports – by 19%. Imports, however, also grew, but at a much smaller interval. And as you can see, the volume of our exports gradually approaching the volume of our imports,” Rylko said at an online conference. According to the data presented ICARUS in the 1st quarter of 2020 the export of agricultural products from Russia amounted to $6,361 billion against $5,323 billion in. Read more...
China's domestic meat lovers have been presented with a new option after Russian beef made its foray into the market. A container carrying 21.4 tons of Russian beef has recently arrived in a designated site for imported meat supervision at Shanghai Xijiao International Agricultural Product Trade Center, marking the availability of the first batch of Russian beef in the Chinese market, China's state broadcaster reported late Sunday. Calls to the trade center, a main channel for farm products trade in the Yangtze River Delta, seeking more details on the imported beef went unanswered. The new option, albeit constituting a tiny part of China's total. Read more...
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