In 2022, pork output will increase by 200,000 tons (in slaughter weight). Yury Kovalev, General Director of the National Union of Pig Breeders (NSS), spoke about this during the Russian Meat & Feed Industry 2022 conference of Agroinvestor. So, already in the first quarter, pork production in agricultural enterprises increased by 67.5 thousand tons, which is 5.8% more than in the same period in 2021. However, according to Kovalev, the additional supply of pork in 2022 will be 100 thousand tons more than the increase in the output of this type of meat due to a decrease in exports.
According to him, starting from 2020, the main risk for the pig industry in Russia is a.
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Russia goes Farm To Table in latest moves to reorganise consumer distribution networks and put profits back into the hands of the producers
The mass exodus of foreign retailers in Russia from the Russian domestic market is leading to a resurgence of the traditional wholesale markets, and possibly better prices for consumers as middle-men are vacating Russia.
Russia’s Ministry of Industry and Trade intends to revive wholesale and retail markets in the country, where everyone can sell their products – farmers and ordinary citizens, including summer residents. The Russian market is far less rigid than the EU regulated market, which actively prevent.
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On May 19, Moscow hosted the conference “ANIMAL FARMING RUSSIA 2022: Animal husbandry and feed production in the new market reality”, at which Sergey Pavlyuchenko, General Director of the information and analytical portal Meatinfo.ru, spoke as a speaker with forecasts for the development of commodity markets until the end of 2022.
According to the expert, since the end of 2019, agriculture has been in turbulence due to the pandemic (consequences: global rise in prices for food, seeds, fuels and lubricants, plant protection products, mineral fertilizers, disruption of supply chains, as a result, the transition to manual state regulation.
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Consumer prices for goods and services in the EAEU in April 2022 increased by 1.6% compared to March 2022 and by 10.9% compared to December 2021. This is stated in the message of the EEC.
Compared to December 2021, there was a significant increase in prices for food products (by 12.7%) and non-food products (by 12.1%) in the EAEU. Prices for paid services increased by 6.5% during this period.
Higher than in the EAEU, the increase in prices for food products was recorded in Russia (by 13.1%). The largest increase in prices for non–food products was noted in Russia (by 13.5%) and in Belarus (by 12.9%), for paid services - in Belarus (by 7.4%) and.
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Thailand and Russia are ready to boost bilateral trade to US$10 billion in 2023, Jurin Laksanawisit, Thailand’s Minister of Commerce Minister said on Saturday. Jurin was speaking after talks with Russia’s Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov on the sidelines of the APEC meeting in Bangkok.
He said details of the new trade ties would be worked out at the upcoming fifth meeting of the Thailand-Russia trade and economic cooperation subcommittee. Jurin said Thailand was also working on finalizing its free trade agreement with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), which is likely to part of the trade promotion package. The EAEU includes Russia,.
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Turkish companies have expressed their readiness to ensure the uninterrupted supply of Russian food. This was announced by the Federal Center "Agroexport" following the results of the round table "Russia-Turkey: how to ensure uninterrupted supply?". The event was held as part of a business mission of Russian exporters organized by the Federal Center "Agroexport" with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia in the Republic of Turkey. The participants – producers of agricultural products, shipping and logistics companies, port operators, distributors and customs brokers – discussed the problems faced by shippers and.
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The Kremlin said on Monday that the West had triggered a global food crisis by imposing the severest sanctions in modern history on Russia,reported Reuters.
The West's attempt to isolate Russia as punishment - have sent the price of grain, cooking oil, fertiliser and energy soaring.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday that he was in intense contact with Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, the United States and the European Union in an effort to restore grain exports from Ukraine as a global food crisis worsens.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said, agreed with the United Nations assessment that the world faced a food crisis.
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Russian milk and dairy producers have increased production volumes in the first three months of 2022.
Compared to the same period last year, milk production increased by 4% to 1.5 million tonnes, butter by 11.1% (70.3 thousand tonnes), and cheese by 5.9% (149.7 thousand tonnes). In March, the production of these foodstuffs exceeded the February figures: milk by 12.4%, butter by 25.7%, and cheese by 12.8%.
The positive dynamics in the processing sector are supported by an increase in milk production in livestock farming. In the first three months of 2022, it amounted to 4.6 million tonnes, 3.4%.
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Opportunities By Forcing Investment Into Emerging Markets With Kazakhstan A Clear Winner As Geopolitics Reshape Central Asia
Kazakhstan has been placed in an awkward balancing act during 2022 as concerns its relationship with Russia. While bilateral and political relations are warm, as evidenced by Russia’slending support in Januaryto quell mass rioting, the Ukraine conflict has created both problems and opportunities for the country.
Kazakhstan is a member of several trade and political organisations along with Russia, not least the Free Trade Bloc of the Eurasian Economic Union, the trade bloc of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and.
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The Ministry of Agriculture came forward with a proposal to temporarily ban the Russian exports of amino acids from July 1 to December 31, 2022. This involves L-lysine sulfate, L-lysine monohydrochloride and DL-methionine. The decision was prepared by the Ministry, and the corresponding document is available for public discussion at the draft regulatory legal acts website.
The ban is to be introduced in support of domestic animal husbandry.
“Feed ingredients represent the initial link in the food chain, and the food security of the country depends directly on their quality and availability,” goes the explanatory note to the project.
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