The Russian Ministry of Agriculture, represented by Deputy Minister Maxim Titov, is actively working to strengthen support for the export of dairy products. Recently, at the industry event “Dairy Sessions: Summer edition” in the Moscow region, new measures were announced to stimulate the development of the dairy sector in the country. According to information provided by the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture, all dairy products produced in Russia are under state support. One of the key support tools is preferential lending, which contributes to the development of the dairy industry. The ministry is also actively working to promote domestic. Read more...
A unique project for breeding hairless Dorper sheep imported from Latvia has been launched in the Perm region. This event became significant for the local farm in the Vereshchaginsky urban district, where a batch of 54 animals arrived. The Dorper breed, bred in 1966 in the Republic of South Africa, is famous not only for its hairlessness, but also for its high meat productivity. According to information provided by the Office of Rosselkhoznadzor for the Kirov Region, the Udmurt Republic and the Perm Territory, the animals were carefully examined upon arrival, and specialists did not identify any deviations from the physiological norm. Currently, all new individuals are. Read more...
In 2025, Russia plans to change its beef import policy, taking into account the possible abolition of quotas on the import of this meat and the introduction of a duty of 27.5%. These changes were discussed at the summer conference “Where is the margin 2024” in Moscow on the initiative of First Deputy Minister of Agriculture Elena Fastova. Currently, Russia has a beef import quota of 570 thousand tons, including fresh and chilled products. Supplies within the quota are subject to a duty of 15%, while those outside the quota are subject to a duty of 50%. From 2023, a quota has also been established for duty-free import of up to 100 thousand tons of beef. It. Read more...
On July 11 of this year, a meeting of Russian experts was organized at the Federal Center for Animal Health Protection (FSBI "ARRIAH") in the city of Vladimir with representatives of the National Center for Animal Health of the Ministry of Agriculture (CENASA) of the Republic of Cuba as part of the development of key areas of Russian-Cuban cooperation. cooperation until 2030. The negotiations from Cuba were attended by General Director Cristobal Alexis Arredondo and Chief Specialist for Quarantine and Control in International Trade Mirella Brito Diaz. Also present at the meeting were representatives of Rosselkhoznadzor and the Federal. Read more...
The Russian sausage market continues to demonstrate impressive growth rates in foreign markets. According to the latest data, the volume of supplies of Russian sausages for the period from January to April increased by 21% compared to the previous year. The main driver of this growth was supplies to Kazakhstan, which in a short period of time purchased more than 11 thousand tons of sausages, increasing the volume of purchases by 21% compared to last year. An interesting fact was the increase in demand for Russian sausages in African countries. According to data from the Agroexport federal center under the Russian Ministry of Agriculture, Congo and Angola stand out. Read more...
The decision of the Russian Federation to reduce the mandatory threshold for the repatriation of foreign currency earnings from 60% to 40%, which has again entered into force, has become an important step in the development of the country’s foreign trade relations. This is the second easing of requirements in a short period of time, which reflects the government’s desire to maintain the stability of the national currency and ensure an adequate level of foreign exchange liquidity. The requirement for mandatory repatriation of foreign currency earnings was initially introduced as part of a presidential decree of October 2023. In April of this year,. Read more...
In June, annual inflation accelerated to 8.59% compared to 8.3% in May. According to Rosstat, consumer prices increased by 0.64% over the month. Food prices rose by 0.63% compared to the previous month and by 9.81% year on year. Including prices for apples increased by 10.2%, carrots became more expensive by 6.3%, lemons - by 5%, beets - by 4.3%, onions - by 4.1%. At the same time, prices for tomatoes decreased by 13.3%, white cabbage fell by 10.1%, cucumbers - by 7.7%, bananas - by 2.3%, garlic - by 1.9%, grapes - by 1.8%. For price dynamics in Russia, the problems of the labor market, rising costs of logistics, high volatility of the ruble exchange rate, and. Read more...
The Ministry of Agriculture maintains the grain harvest forecast at 132 million tons, said Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut during the “Siberian Field Day 2024” in the Altai Territory, Interfax writes. “We expect that there will be a number of weather difficulties during harvesting, which may affect the reduction in harvest volume. Therefore, as we harvest, we will adjust our forecast,” Lut added. According to her, farmers have already harvested more than 32 million tons of grain, and the harvesting campaign is moving faster than in 2023. At Krasnodarzernoproduct-Expo (KZP-Expo), the harvest had already been completed by July 10: it began and. Read more...
Trade between Russia and China continues to show stable growth, which indicates the strengthening of trade relations between the two countries. In the first half of this year, trade turnover increased by 1.8%, reaching an impressive level of $116.87 billion. These figures, published by the General Administration of Customs of China, are clear evidence that trade between Russia and China continues to develop rapidly. Analyzing Chinese customs statistics, interesting trends can be identified. Thus, Russian exports of goods to China in January-June of this year increased by 3.9%, reaching $65.21 billion. This growth suggests that Russian goods are in stable demand. Read more...
According to the information systems of Rosselkhoznadzor “VetIS” and “Argus-Fito”, according to the results of six months of 2024, compared to the same period last year, Russian producers increased the volume of supplies abroad of both livestock, plant and fruit and vegetable products. Export of livestock products for the first half of 2024 The largest volumes of supplies fall on meat and meat products – 365.7 thousand tons. In particular, exports of meat and poultry by-products amount to 172.4 thousand tons. 73.7 thousand tons were supplied to China, 29.7 thousand tons to Saudi Arabia, and 18.8 thousand tons to Kazakhstan. 92.1. Read more...
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