The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) has created an open electronic stock exchange for livestock trading.Roman Kostyuk, General Director of the National Union of Beef Producers, told “Veterinary and Life” how this site will function during the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Veterinary Medicine in the Agro-Industrial Complex - 2022” in Novosibirsk.
“Today, any Russian enterprises can exhibit their livestock through certified brokers for all regions of Russia, and our partners abroad will see this and have the opportunity to purchase animals.There is a willingness to work on all types of cattle and horses.Preparations are.
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A solemn ceremony of laying the foundation stone for the construction of new poultry production sites of the Smena Breeding and Genetic Center took place in the Moscow region. The launch of the large-scale project was given by the Minister of Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev and the governor of the region Andrey Vorobyov. This is stated in the message of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation.
For the implementation of the project, which is the most important stage of import substitution in agriculture, the Government of the Russian Federation allocated 4.5 billion rubles in 2022. According to plans, the facility will be put into operation in the spring.
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In the period from May 21 to May 27, consumer prices in Russia have not changed, follows from Rosstat data.A week earlier, Russia experienced deflation at the level of 0.02%.
Since the beginning of May, consumer prices have increased by 0.13%, since the beginning of the year - by 11.82%.In annual terms, inflation as of May 27, 2022 (according to calculations using average daily data for this and last year for similar dates) was 17.35%.
During the reporting period, according to Rosstat, prices for pork decreased by 0.5%, chicken meat - by 0.4%, buckwheat and vermicelli - by 0.3%, pasta - by 0.1%.Prices for chicken eggs on average across the country decreased by 3%,.
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There are no countries in the world that could replace food supplies from Russia and Ukraine in the short term, Oleg Kobyakov, Director of the FAO Office for Russia, said.
"In the short term, there are no such countries. If we talk about the share occupied by Russia and Ukraine in the world grain market, it exceeds 30%. Russia exported 35 million tons last year, Ukraine - about 12 million. Over 50 countries depend on supplies from the Black Sea basin by more than 30%. According to economists, dependence by 30% is a critical threshold. Interruptions in food supplies and a sharp increase in food prices threaten crises in the national economy and.
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Unions that unite beverage and food manufacturers have appealed to Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin with a request not to impose restrictions on trucks entering Russia.
"In the context of the current reduction in logistics routes, transportation by road remains practically the only economically viable way to provide the domestic market with critically important products and goods, components, raw materials and equipment, and any restrictions on this track are fraught with negative consequences for the Russian market of food and agricultural products," - noted in the letter.
As the authors of the document recall, the government of the Russian Federation, as part.
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Rosselkhoznadzor has limited the supply of poultry products from 4 US states to Russia due to outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza. This is stated in the message of the department.
"From May 31, 2022, Rosselkhoznadzor, in connection with the next outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the United States, introduces temporary restrictions on the supply of live poultry and poultry products to Russia from the states of Washington, Oregon, Oklahoma and New Jersey. In addition, transit through Russia is limited live bird," the statement said.
As recalled in the Russian department, the United States is experiencing the largest outbreak of the.
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Veterinary and Life, citing analytical materials from BusinesStat, reports that over the past five years, mutton sales in Russia have decreased by 9.1%, to 117,000 tons. Experts suggest that military-political tensions and the associated economic downturn will negatively affect the results of 2022.
According to the BusinesStat survey, the reduction in the volume of mutton sales in Russia over the past five years is associated with its rise in price by 39.7% against the backdrop of a significant drop in real disposable incomes of the population. A significant role was played by the acceleration of urbanization with negative demographic dynamics. In 2017-2021, sales of this.
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The issue of restrictions on the entry of European trucks into the Russian Federation in response to EU sanctions, again raised by the Ministry of Transport, caused acute concern among sellers and manufacturers of products.According to their estimates, after the introduction of such restrictions in Belarus, the cost of logistics has doubled, and delivery times have increased.New restrictions, according to market participants, threaten the disappearance of some goods.Carriers, for their part, consider the measures necessary, but are ready for exemptions for food and medicine.
"Kommersant" got acquainted with the appeal of the unions of food and beverage.
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Food is one of the essential commodities that sustains life on Earth, making agriculture one of the most important industries in the world.
Apart from providing security and health to the population, agriculture is an essential factor in economic growth, accounting for4.3% of the global GDP. It is also an integral component of international trade, as many of the staple foods, such as sugar, soybeans, and rice, are produced and exported worldwide.
But the growth of the agricultural sectors has been hitting many roadblocks in recent years, elevated byclimate change,the COVID-19 pandemic.
The crisis in Ukraine has disturbed the world food market, as Ukraine and Russia.
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The crisis in the world grain market continues to gain momentum.Export of grain from Ukraine, India and Russia is limited.Some analysts predict the start of a food crisis in 2023, while other experts say that the topic of food security is greatly exaggerated.
According to the International Grains Council (IGC), the forecast for world cereal production (wheat and coarse grains) for2021/22is raised by 3 million tons per month to a record 2.3 billion tons, mainly due to modernization corn production.
Lower wheat, corn and sorghum crops will limit total global grain production in 2022/23 to 2,251 Mt, 40 Mt less than a year earlier.As feed consumption is constrained by.
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