The press service of the central office of the Rosselkhoznadzor announces a ban on the import of breeding material and other types of poultry products from three administrative territories of France.
Temporary restrictions on the import and transit of live birds, hatching eggs, feed, feed additives and used equipment were introduced from November 2 due to the worsening of the epizootic situation with highly pathogenic avian influenza in the departments of Côtes-d'Armor (Brittany region), Loire (Region Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes), Seine and Marne (Ile-de-France region).
The decree, published on the Rosselkhoznadzor website, lists 29 French breeders who have the.
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By 2030, compared to 2020, the Russian Federation can increase the export of halal products to the countries of the Persian Gulf and Egypt by more than 6 times, Andrey Kucherov, head of the department for strategic communications and promotion of agricultural products at the Agroexport center, said at a round table as part of the international forum "World quality day 2022".
"Russian exports of halal products to the Gulf countries, as well as to Egypt, reached $116 million in 2020. The main share was confectionery - 59% and meat products - 40%. It is expected that in 2030 the volume of Russian exports of halal products to these countries will exceed $700.
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According to Data Processing Center of Rosselkhoznadzor, the number of African swine fever (ASF) outbreaks in Russia reached 122 between January 1 and November 7, 2022.It is specified, that 65 outbreaks were registered in farm animals, and 57 in wildlife.
The virus is mainly confirmed on backyard farms. Thus, in late October, an ASF outbreak was revealed on a private backyard farm in the village of Khlynino, Kursk region. According to a review of the Rosselkhoznadzor, the affected farm had 8 sick pigs, and 5 of them died.
The experts have repeatedly noted, that one of the major reasons for the spread of ASF in private backyard farms are biosafety rules.
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In January-September 2022, Russian farms produced 7 million 862 thousand tons of meat in slaughter weight (pork, beef, poultry, lamb and goat meat), which is 4.1% or 309 thousand tons more than in the same period last year .
“As before, our leaders are the Central Federal District: 41% of the total production of all types of meat (3 million 252 thousand tons in carcass weight). And for the period under review, the output increased by almost 6% (+180.2 thousand tons), and the growth rate will continue,” says Lyubov Savkina, commercial director of the IMIT agency.
Pig production: growth in all indicators
By October 1, 2022, the number of pigs in.
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The current dynamics of consumer prices in the Russian Federation indicates that inflation by the end of 2022 may be lower than the current forecast of 12.4%, it is expected in the range of 12.0-12.4%, Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov said yesterday at a meeting on social issues by President Vladimir Putin.
"The expected estimate of inflation at the end of the year is 12.4%, this is what is included in the forecast. At the same time, according to current figures - for weekly inflation and for October inflation, which will now be preliminary data (Rosstat will publish inflation data in October on Wednesday ), - most likely, it will even be a little.
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Russia’s bilateral trade with the European Union in 2021 reached €257 billion, with €158 billion of those being Russian exports to the bloc. With the Euro now at parity with the US dollar, the amounts traded can now be considered the same. But looking ahead to 2022, and the intense trade and financial sanctions placed upon Russia by the European Union, how has Russia managed to replace the EU trade values?
We can look at the 2021 and current 2022 data and see how Russia has been performing with an imagined absence of the EU’s total €257 billion in trade were that completely wiped out. (However, in reality, according toEurostat,.
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According to the FOM poll, in October, Russians experienced an increase in prices for a number of products; a rise in the price of meat and poultry was noted by 36% of respondents, milk - by 31%.
This is a seasonal increase in prices on the part of milk processors, who cannot constantly raise prices and usually do it in the fall, Mikhail Mishchenko, an expert and editor-in-chief of The Dairy News, told Moskovskaya Gazeta.
“Usually, processors raise prices at the beginning of the autumn season, citing an increase in production costs. It consists, first of all, of the price of raw milk, which grows by autumn. This year, the price of milk is stable, the last week we.
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In Russia, there is a shortage of highly productive breeding animals. The import of breeding young animals is growing: for example, in 2021, 50.8 thousand heads were imported into the country, which is 17.6 thousand heads higher than in 2016.
“Today, the industry cannot fully provide itself with the necessary breeding stock. As a result, we are forced to import livestock from abroad. Thus, according to our estimates, based on the data of the Federal Customs Service of Russia, the share of imported breeding cattle in 2021 reached 36.3%,” states Alexey Tikhomirov, Ph.D. Federal Research Center for Animal Husbandry - VIZH named after Academician L. K..
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The press service of the central office of the Rosselkhoznadzor reports that the Ministry of Agriculture of Jordan has approved a list of Russian suppliers of meat products to the domestic market of the kingdom.
The right to export under the guarantees of the Rosselkhoznadzor was granted to 22 companies specializing in the production and storage of meat of large and small cattle, poultry, semi-finished products made from it and ready-to-eat products. Currently, the Jordanian market is open to 26 meat processing enterprises and logistics centers in our country.
The parties agreed on certificates for the supply of chilled and frozen cattle meat, poultry meat and.
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The Sovecon company, which specializes in studying agricultural markets, raised its forecast for wheat exports from Russia in 2022-2023 agricultural year (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023) to 43.7 million tons due to the rapid pace of exports.This was said in a statement.
"The forecast for wheat exports was raised by 0.3 million tons to 43.7 million tons due to the current rapid pace of exports," the report says.
Experts estimate wheat exports in October at 4.3 million tons against 3.3 million tons in October 2021 and 3.9 million tons on average."This is the first month in the current season when exports were higher year-on-year and above average. Exports are.
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