World meat industry news

Almost 20 thousand tons of poultry meat will be produced in Primorye

  • 8 Aug 11:34

Almost 20 thousand tons of poultry meat will be produced in Primorye Agricultural enterprises plan to produce 19 thousand tons of poultry meat, mainly chicken, this year in Primorye. According to the Ministry of Agriculture of Primorye, the new volume of poultry meat production will make a significant contribution to the self-sufficiency of the region and its food security. “This year the production of poultry meat should reach 19,000 tons. As a result, self-sufficiency in this product of the inhabitants of the region will almost double - from 16 to 30%," Minister Andrey Bronts emphasized. According to the relevant ministry, this result was achieved due to state support and various measures that were provided. Read more...

The authorities decided to create a national food distributor

  • 8 Aug 11:32

The authorities decided to create a national food distributor The Ministry of Agriculture is preparing a concept for the creation of a national distributor of agricultural products in Asia, the Middle East and Africa. The goal of the project is to combine goods from manufacturers and optimize logistics. The Federal Center "Agroexport" of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia announced a competition for the creation of the concept of a national distributor of agricultural products, follows from the data of the public procurement portal. The contractor will have to analyze the models of work for export deliveries of products and develop his own by conducting at least 20 interviews among domestic producers of. Read more...

The Ministry of Economic Development has set targets for reducing greenhouse emissions by 2030.

  • 8 Aug 11:31

The Ministry of Economic Development has set targets for reducing greenhouse emissions by 2030. The Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation has developed a draft government decree on the approval of target indicators for reducing greenhouse gas emissions for the sectors of the Russian economy. The ministry proposes to set the country's greenhouse gas emissions cap for 2030 at 2.212 billion tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2 eq.) – 70% of the mass of greenhouse gases in 1990. The maximum mass of net emissions is 1.673 billion tons of equivalent. CO2 (54% relative to 1990), according to a document that Interfax has read. Also, the draft order outlines targets for sectors of the economy. Thus, the maximum mass of net greenhouse. Read more...

Vladimir Putin thanked the President of Turkey for the "package decision" on food supplies from Russia

  • 8 Aug 11:28

Vladimir Putin thanked the President of Turkey for the "package decision" on food supplies from Russia Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan for mediating in resolving the issue of Ukrainian grain supplies and achieving a "package solution" for the export of Russian food and fertilizers. "With your direct participation and the mediation of the UN Secretary General, the issue related to the supply of Ukrainian grain from the Black Sea ports has been resolved. The supplies have already started, and I want to thank you both for this and for the fact that at the same time a "package decision" was made on the uninterrupted supply of Russian food and fertilizers to world markets," Putin said,. Read more...

Analysts: agribusiness industries have a good margin of safety against the strengthening of the ruble

  • 5 Aug 12:09

Analysts: agribusiness industries have a good margin of safety against the strengthening of the ruble The agro-industrial complex has a good margin of safety against the strengthening of the ruble exchange rate, follows from the report of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (CMASF) “Balance of Payments and Exchange Rate”. Fishing and fish farming are among the sectors most resistant to the potential strengthening of the ruble exchange rate, where, according to analysts, there will be no losses even if the exchange rate is below 16 rubles. per dollar. The experts made this conclusion by calculating the level of the “break-even” exchange rate for each of the significant sectors of the economy, which means that when. Read more...

Russia sets records for meat exports

  • 5 Aug 12:09

Russia sets records for meat exports The volume of export deliveries of meat and meat products from the Russian Federation for the first seven months of 2022 exceeded 390 thousand tons, which is a record figure and exceeds the volumes of 2021 by 60 thousand tons. This was announced on Thursday by the head of Rosselkhoznadzor Sergei Dankvert. "I looked, as of August 1, we exported about 390 thousand tons of meat, under 400 thousand tons we exported meat and meat products. This has never happened. Last year we reached a maximum of about 600 thousand tons, and now we are already going up by more than 60,000 this year," he said. According to the information system of. Read more...

Vedomosti: strategic enterprises after bankruptcy can go to state-owned companies

  • 5 Aug 12:07

Vedomosti: strategic enterprises after bankruptcy can go to state-owned companies The Government of the Russian Federation proposes to give priority rights to state-owned companies and state corporations to acquire strategic enterprises in the event of their bankruptcy.The document has already been prepared, and changes are proposed to be made to the law "On Insolvency (Bankruptcy)", Vedomosti reported on Friday, citing the bill. As a representative of the Cabinet of Ministers told the newspaper, the purpose of the bill is to "improve the mechanism for exercising the pre-emptive right to acquire the assets of a strategic organization when they are sold in bankruptcy proceedings."Moreover, the government proposes to remove the ban. Read more...

In Russia, vegetables have fallen in price, but meat has risen in price

  • 4 Aug 07:44

In Russia, vegetables have fallen in price, but meat has risen in price According to Rosstat, fruit and vegetable products in the Russian Federation fell in average by 3.6% from July 16 to July 22. At the same time, prices fell by 3.4% a week earlier. Namely: beets fell in price by 6% (by 8.9% in the previous week), potatoes - by 7.5% (by 8.5%), cabbage - by 5.9% (by 8%). Bananas became cheaper by 4.8%, tomatoes - by 2.1% (by 2.3%), carrots - by 3.4% (2.2%), apples - by 2.3% (by 1.6%). %), cucumbers - by 2.9% (by 1.2%). Onions also fell in price - by 0.2%, although prices for it rose a week earlier. At the same time, the cost of eggs in Russia decreased by 1.2% from 16 to 22 July. Potatoes fell in price by 7.5%, buckwheat became cheaper. Read more...

Rosselkhoznadzor examined more than 1.4 million hectares of agricultural land

  • 4 Aug 07:42

Rosselkhoznadzor examined more than 1.4 million hectares of agricultural land In the first half of 2022, the Rosselkhoznadzor carried out more than 14,000 events as part of the federal state land control (supervision), the press service of the agency told. In order to reduce the burden on the business community, Rosselkhoznadzor focuses on preventing violations in its work.Of the total number of activities carried out, 13 thousand were carried out without interaction with the owner of the land plots.Field examinations and preventive visits, counseling, monitoring of compliance with mandatory requirements were carried out.Such a tool as the direction of warnings was actively used. As a result, over 1.4 million hectares of agricultural land. Read more...

Confrontation between the US and China over Taiwan threatens to destroy product supply chains

  • 4 Aug 07:42

Confrontation between the US and China over Taiwan threatens to destroy product supply chains The confrontation between the US and China over Taiwan increases the risks for the Taiwan Strait, which is the main shipping route from China, Japan, South Korea to European and US markets.Maxim Fasteev, a leading analyst at Infagro, wrote about this in his telegram channel. “This year, almost half of the world's container fleet and a whopping 88% of the largest ships by tonnage have passed through this route.The standoff between the US and China over Taiwan increases the risks to one of the busiest trade routes in the world - even a minor disruption to the movement of ships can destroy supply chains, ”he was quoted by Bloomberg. Earlier,. Read more...