The largest milk producer in Russia, EkoNiva-APK-Holding, has suspended the implementation of a billion project of a livestock complex in Talmenka district, but has not abandoned it. Governor of Altai region Viktor Tomenko announced this to journalists during a large online press conference on July 27.
EkoNiva, Russia's largest producer of raw milk, intended to build a livestock complex for 6 thousand cattle in Talmenka district. According to the plan, the first cowshed was supposed to be launched at the end of 2020, and reach its design capacity in 2021.
The governor has explained that the implementation of the project has been suspended. But the project.
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Russians expect an increase in prices for several groups of socially significant goods, in particular, for meat and bread. This is due to an increase in production costs, with a large share of imported ingredients, said Elena Tyurina, a member of the Agrarian Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. We decided to contact her with clarifying questions.
– According to you, in 2021 Russia is fully provided with livestock products, there will be no shortage, moreover, there is even an export potential. At the same time, there is a high probability that meat will rise in price. Why?
– When feeding animals, premixes are used –.
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The Russian poultry industry has always been reliant on relatively expensive imports of breeding stock. Now that the new Russian broiler crossbreed, Smena-9, is expected to be patented by the end of 2021, it hopes the end of foreign dependency is in sight. In 10 years time, Smena-9 could conquer the entire Russian market.
The path to the first Russian poultry crossbreed has not been without bumps along the way. The Smena-9 birds follow Smena-8 and Smena-7, both lines that were bred over the past few years and which should have been on a par with imported breeding stock. However, neither line has made it to state registration, let alone commercial introduction..
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The trade turnover between Russia and Iran increased significantly in the first six months of 2021 compared to the same period last year, Russia’s trade representative in Iran said Tuesday.
“Russian-Iranian trade grew in 2020. It also demonstrates positive dynamics at the beginning of this year: in the first six months of 2021, trade grew by 15%. Exports increased by 16%, while imports from Iran – by 14%,” Rustam Zhiganshin said at an online economic cooperation meeting between the two states.
According to data published earlier by the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), the volume of trade between Iran and Russia in 2020 amounted to.
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“Damate”, the largest turkey meat producer in Russia, will invest an additional amount of 12.6 bln roubles into the expansion of the turkey meat production project and will also expand its production capacity from 155 to 207 ths t on a carcass weight basis per year. The total investments into the turkey meat project, taking the expansion into account, will be approximately 74 bln roubles. The funding sources are the company’s own resources and credit funds from “Rosselkhozbank”.
The turkey meat market continues to show a stable positive momentum, however, we are still far from the saturation of the potential market with the consumption level of.
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In the fall of 2021, a beef cattle breeding farm will start operating in the Karasuksky district of the Novosibirsk region. The project is being created by Siberian Angus, which is part of the Gorkunov group of companies.
Investments in this project have already amounted to about 1 billion rubles, Vasily Pronkin, the development director of Gorkunov, told Kommersant. The farm will use new technologies for keeping livestock; by September, about 3-4 thousand heads will be delivered to it.
In the first stage, the farm will produce calves. Most of them will go for reproduction, a small part of the bulls will be sent for meat. Pronkin did not say how much meat the.
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More than 100 Vietnamese companies took part in an online business matching event with entrepreneurs from Moscow on Tuesday.The event was organised by Moscow Export Center with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation and trade mission of Russia in Việt Nam.
Businesses in Moscoware interested in penetrating the markets of Southeast Asian countries and are looking for opportunities to develop business relationships with Vietnamese partners.
During the event, 20 Moscow companies working in the fields of medicine, information technology, food, construction, machinery and equipment introduced their products to Vietnamese.
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During a televised session with ordinary Russians last month, a woman pressed President Vladimir Putin on high food prices.
Valentina Sleptsova challenged the president on why bananas from Ecuador are now cheaper in Russia than domestically-produced carrots and asked how her mother can survive on a “subsistence wage” with the cost of staples like potatoes so high, according to a recording of the annual event.
Putin acknowledged high food costs were a problem, including with “the so-called borsch basket” of basic vegetables, blaming global price increases and domestic shortages. But he said the Russian government had taken steps to address the.
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The market for environmentally friendly agricultural technologies is developing dynamically in Russia, and its volume is already approaching 90 billion rubles. Experts noted that while the industry is quite young, it is already attracting great interest from investors, Russian media informs.
“In 2019, private investment in green agrarian startups amounted to about $2 billion,” said Nadezhda Orlova, head of the Department of Economics of Innovation in Agriculture at the Institute of Agricultural Research, National Research University Higher School of Economics.
According to her, in Europe and the US, there are strategic programs to.
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Specialists of the Russian State Center for Animal Feed and Drug Standardization and Quality (FGBU “VGNKI”) analyzed data from the state veterinary information system (subsystem “Argus”) and evidenced that in the period between July 12 and 18 Russia had imported over 57,000 tons of products subject to surveillance.
Type of product
Imported, tons
Share, %
Poultry meat (chicken, turkey, goose)
4,751.37
8,23
Ready-to-eat food products.
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