The Iranian Central Bank of Iran is negotiating to join Russia’s MIR payment card system to facilitate financial transfers and trade, according to Hadi Tizhoush Taban, the Chairman of theIran Russia Joint Chamber of Commerce.
MIR is supported by Russia’s SPFS payment system and operates as its alternative to SWIFT.
Taban said that the first stage of cooperation would be to enable financial transactions between Iran and Russia via MIR, adding that it is possible that Iran could transfer money with other member countries via this system in coming steps. That will include members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), which Iran has a Free Trade Agreement.
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This year, from September 1, in order to sell meat obtained from pigs, bulls or sheep grown in a private farmstead, you will have to use the services of a slaughterhouse, which threatens to increase the price of meat products in the markets or reduce farmers' incomes.
Thus, according to the order of the Ministry of Agriculture No. 269 dated April 22, new rules for slaughtering animals and conducting a veterinary and sanitary examination of meat were approved.
They come into force on September 1 and according to them, the meat of domestic animals can only be sold on the market if they were slaughtered in a specially equipped slaughterhouse. The meat of.
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From September 1, 2022, according to the order of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation No. 269 of April 28, 2022 “On approval of the Veterinary Rules for the Slaughter of Animals ...”), livestock slaughter should take place only in “places specially designated for these purposes: production facilities and other places intended for slaughter of animals."The rule applies if the resulting meat is intended to be used for retail rather than personal consumption.The only exception is the slaughter of poultry - these rules will come into force on March 1, 2023.
In early August, the government of the Irkutsk region turned to the Ministry.
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UK food price inflation hit a 14-year high of 9.3%, Sky News reported on Wednesday, citing a report from the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
"Food prices rose at the fastest pace since August 2008 - by 9.3% compared to 7% last month," the channel said.At the same time, prices for fresh products increased by 10.5% compared to August 2021, Sky News reports.
Earlier, the consulting firm Kantar reported food price inflation of 11.6%, which could increase the average annual food bill for the average Briton by £533.And the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that annual inflation in the UK in July accelerated to a record 10.1% since 1982 from.
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Inflation in Italy hit 8.4% year on year, up from last month's 7.9%.Such data was distributed on Wednesday by the National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT).
According to the report of its specialists, the increase in the cost of energy carriers leads to a general increase in prices, including for non-energy goods."This has led to inflation at a level that has not been fixed since 1985, when it was 8.8%," the report says.
Continued growth of inflation is noted in almost all segments of the market - from food products to transport services.The price of the consumer basket, the highest since 1984, is maintained, which in August amounted to 9.7% on.
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In 2022, production growth is expected in all major areas of the agro-industrial complex.This was stated by First Deputy Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut at a meeting with members of the All-Russian public organization "Business Russia", writes the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation.
She told business representatives about the priorities of the agency's work on the development of the agro-industrial complex, state support for agricultural producers and regulation of the food market, and also answered questions from the participants of the event.
According to the First Deputy Minister, the Russian agro-industrial.
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High production rates in the first half of the year and reduced demand before the beginning of autumn led to a drop in wholesale prices for poultry meat at the end of August below last year's levels. The profitability of market participants is supported by low prices for feed grain. But in the future, the trend may lead to a reduction in investment in the industry.
Wholesale prices for a broiler carcass in central Russia in the week of August 22-28 decreased by 1.5%, to 136 rubles. per 1 kg, falling below last year's values, when the product cost about 140 rubles. for 1 kg. This follows from the monitoring of the National Union of Poultry Breeders (NSP),.
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The method for estimation of wild boar population in feeding grounds and other areas with high wild boar densities has been developed by Federal Forestry Agency of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Russian Federation. The document is available on the website of the Ministry.
Regular monitoring of wild boar populations in hunting grounds is part of African swine fever (ASF) prevention effort, the department noted.
The method will allow for a unified approach to the estimation of wild pig populations in all regions of Russia.
Wild boar populations should be monitored both in private and public hunting grounds, as well as in its.
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The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia has developed a procedure for accounting for animals subject to labeling.This draft is a by-law to the law on veterinary medicine, taking into account the amendments that come into force on September 1, 2023, which introduce the registration and labeling of farm animals.This is necessary, first of all, to trace livestock products "from field to counter", as well as to prevent animal diseases, the explanatory note to the document says.
According to the project, electronic registration of a marked animal or a group of such animals will be carried out by entering information about them into the federal state information system in.
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The volume of mutual trade (trade) in agricultural products, raw materials and food between Russia and South Africa in 2021 decreased by 15.9% compared to 2020 and amounted to USD 374.7 million.Russian exports to South Africa decreased by 76.6% to $28.8 million, while Russian imports from South Africa increased by 7.3% to $345.9 million.This is stated in the review “Foreign Economic Activity.Republic of South Africa”, prepared by the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Agroexport”.
Russian exports to South Africa in 2021 accounted for 7.7% of the trade turnover of agricultural products between Russia and South Africa.The share of trade.
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