The Rosselkhoznadzor and the Iranian Veterinary Organization of the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad of the Islamic Republic of Iran mutually expanded the lists of enterprises that have the right to supply products of animal origin from July 19, the press service of the RSHN told.
The service additionally included 8 Iranian fish processing enterprises in the Register of enterprises entitled to export products to the territory of the Eurasian Economic Union.In addition, another 20 Iranian fish processing enterprises will be able to supply new types of products to the EAEU.
In turn, the Iranian Veterinary Organization, under the guarantees of Rosselkhoznadzor, expanded.
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The EU sanctions do not and will not contain any direct restrictions on Russian exports of fertilizers and foodstuffs and any bans on their payment.This was stated on Monday by the head of the EU foreign policy service, Josep Borrell, following a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels.
"Nothing will change in the new package. Our sanctions do not contain any restrictions on trade with Russia in food and fertilizers and no restrictions on their payment. If some players in the market apply sanctions too hard, we explain this to them," he said.
Borrell stressed that, according to the EU, all the world's food problems are only due to the fact that.
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The Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation resumed the approval of applications for preferential transportation of agricultural products, which was suspended in early June due to the predicted depletion of federal budget funds for the provision of preferential railway tariffs.
"The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia informs that in connection with the clarification of the limits of budget allocations, the acceptance of documents from consignors for the issuance of an opinion is resumed in order to provide subsidies for the transportation of goods using a preferential railway tariff as part of the implementation of government decree No. will be.
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Some EU countries have proposed a gradual introduction of a gas embargo against the Russian Federation, but so far this idea has not found the support of the majority.Izvestia was told about this in the European Parliament, noting that with the help of the seventh package of restrictions, the EU intends to eliminate loopholes in violation of already adopted restrictions, as well as to impose an embargo on Russian gold.On July 14, the association's ambassadors resumed discussions on anti-Russian sanctions.The European Union is expected to officially introduce a new package of restrictive measures next week.
On July 14, the ambassadors of the EU countries resumed work.
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With the Indian Reserve Bank opening the route for the Rupee to be used in international settlements, increasing amounts of Russia-Indian trade can now be expected to be traded in each each others currencies. Indian imports from Russia have already jumped 272% in the period April-May this year to reach US$5 billion, as Russian companies begin to look at accessing the vast Indian market. On top of these existing trends, Russia and India are negotiating a Free Trade Agreement via the Eurasian Economic Union, an opportunity that would suit both and see trade volumes jump further still.
The Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has previously said that India.
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Transshipment of containers in Russian seaports in the second quarter of 2022 (compared to the same period last year) decreased by almost 34.9%, in the first half of the year - by 17.3%.This assessment was provided by the container terminal operator in the Russian market Global Ports, based on the figures for cargo turnover for 2021 and information from the Association of Commercial Sea Ports.
First of all, these indicators were affected by the ports of the Baltic region: in the second quarter, transshipment fell by 61%, including 57.1% at the terminals of St. Petersburg and the region.In the southern ports, the decline was 11.6%, in the Far East - 13.2%.
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The outlook for the global poultry industry for 2H 2022 is bullish, despite significant cost pressures and other operational challenges.
Demand is strong, with most countries open after adopting "living with Covid" strategies. This is pushing up poultry demand, while global pressure on spending power and high food prices are also leading consumers toward the lowest-priced meat protein: poultry.
The biggest challenge for the industry is on the operational side. Feed and energy prices are higher than they have been in many years and are expected to stay high into 2023. In addition to lingering Covid-19 impacts, the industry currently faces one of the.
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According to official statistics, over the past three months, the average retail price of a kilogram of lamb in the Volgograd region has increased by 50 rubles, and in other regions - by 100 rubles.
In early April, Volgogradstat fixed the consumer price of mutton at 453 rubles per kilogram. By the beginning of July, it had risen to 500 rubles per kilogram, according to the Federal State Statistics Service, but in reality it is more expensive in Volgograd markets. A similar picture is observed in other regions of Russia.
Andrey Proshakov, a farmer from the Ilovlinsky district of the Volgograd region, in his Telegram channel explained the summer jump in prices for lamb.
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Since the beginning of July, employees of the territorial department of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Republic of Mordovia and the Penza region have held preventive conversations and consultations on biological safety issues with visits to closed poultry enterprises.
Visits aimed at preventing outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza were held at Atemarskaya Poultry Farm OJSC, Oktyabrskaya Agrofirma JSC in the Lyambirsky district of Mordovia and MPK Norovsky LLC (Norov Agrofirma) in Saransk.
Specialists in veterinary supervision briefed the management of the poultry industry with up-to-date data indicating an aggravation of the epizootic situation with.
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The Ministry of Industry and Trade considered the retail initiative to reduce VAT on the sale of socially significant products - meat, milk, bread, tea and bananas "deserving of attention". The ministry will study this proposal for large-scale trade, Izvestia was told in the department. At the end of June, the Association of Retail Companies proposed to the Federal Tax Service to give sellers a number of concessions so that chains could continue to contain rising food prices. So, AKORT asked to reduce VAT on some goods, to give a deferral for paying insurance premiums and paying taxes. How the potential tax cut will affect the cost of the most popular products.
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