Russia plans to continue setting quotas for fertiliser exports during the next winter grain sowing, due this autumn, and during the next spring grain sowing in spring 2023, an official said on Tuesday.
Russia is a major producer of fertilisers - key crop and soil nutrients. In November, Moscow decided to limit exports of nitrogen fertilisers and complex nitrogen-containing fertilisers with quotas for 1 December-31 May to help curb any further increase in food prices amid higher gas prices, reported Reuters.
"In addition to (availability of) seeds, the key to the success of the sowing campaign is the availability of mineral fertilisers. In the right quantities.
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Rosselkhoznadzor came forward with a number of initiatives, aimed at simplification of national authorization procedure for animal health products. In particular, reducing the processing time and amount of required documentation, as said by Rosselkhoznadsor’s press service.
One of the initiatives aims to reduce the time of approval process for veterinary medicines from 160 to 60 working days. Another initiative offers reducing the number of required documents from 15 to 7 and speeding up the assessment procedure for generic drugs.
According to the representatives of the Service these initiatives are currently being considered by the competent authorities.
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Consumer prices in the Russian Federation for the week from March 26 to April 1, 2022, increased by 0.99%, since the beginning of the year – by 9.99%. This is stated in the message of Rosstat.
From March 26 to April 1, prices increased: for chocolate candies - by 2.8%, margarine - by 2.6%, cookies - by 2.4%, chicken meat - by 2.2%, black tea - by 1.9%, buckwheat groats, pasta, vermicelli - by 1.8%, wheat flour - by 1.6%, sterilized milk, sour cream, millet - by 1.4%, butter, sunflower oil, cottage cheese - by 1.2%, beef, frozen fish, pasteurized milk, chicken eggs - by 1.1%, canned meat for baby food, bread and bakery products made of wheat flour of various.
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In the coming years, domestic agriculture, food production and supporting industries should reach outstripping growth rates - above 3% per year. President Vladimir Putin said this at a meeting on agriculture and the food industry. To achieve this goal, it will be necessary to multiply the volume of reclamation, involve new agricultural lands in circulation and increase the intensity of their use through the application of fertilizers, extensive mechanization, and the introduction of modern information technologies, the head of state noted.
According to Putin, it is necessary to increase the production and supply to the domestic market of high-quality, affordable.
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Representatives of the People's Republic of China said that the people of the country are ready to buy Tyumen products. In the top of the most popular are butter, flour, meat, milk and chocolate. Representatives of the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Import and Export spoke about this at the business breakfast “How to work with China in modern conditions?” Club "Captains of Business", initiated and led by Olga Ezikeeva, Advisor to the Governor on investment issues. RBC Tyumen became the media partner of the event.
“The top products that Chinese consumers need are vegetable oil, mainly rapeseed, dairy and seafood, meat products.
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Rosselkhoznadzor has published an up-to-date list of companies that supply hatching eggs and day-old chicks from Brazil to the Russian Federation. This was reported by the press service of the department.
The list of companies was obtained from the competent authorities of Brazil. The country's veterinary service assured that all products of these enterprises meet the requirements of the EAEU.
In total, there are 86 companies on the list, including 10 hatcheries.
Recall that earlier FAO experts predicted an increase in meat exports from this country in 2022. In particular, the supply of poultry meat is expected to increase against the backdrop of the.
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The Mintec price for chicken in the EU reached a record high level at EUR 227/100 kg, up 10% q-o-q and 19% y-o-y in mid-February 2022. The price increase is attributed to the harsh winter weather coupled with the Avian Influenza outbreak in some EU countries (France, Spain, Portugal, Poland). In addition, the ongoing geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine could disrupt trade between the EU and Ukraine and thus support EU chicken prices further.
Ukraine is one of the largest chicken exporters to the EU, accounting for approximately 13-15% of the EU chicken import share. The EU imports weekly 1,000-1,500 tonnes of fresh and frozen chicken from Ukraine..
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The Government of the Russian Federation will increase the share of state funding in grants for the creation of domestic components for various industries. The corresponding resolution was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
This decision is part of a comprehensive plan to ensure the sustainability of the economy in the face of sanctions, developed by the Government.
Previously, in order to receive a grant from the ANO "Agency for Technological Development", the developer had to attract at least 20% of his own funds for the implementation of a specific project. Now this condition is removed. The state, represented by the agency, is ready to allocate up.
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Since the beginning of the year, the Chechen regional branch of the Rosselkhoznadzor has provided 185 million rubles to the agro-industrial complex of the region. Borrowers received all the funds at a preferential rate. This is stated in the bank's message.
The funds were allocated to legal entities-representatives of the agro-industrial complex for carrying out work in greenhouse production.
The share of the agro-industrial complex in the corporate loan portfolio of the branch at the beginning of April 2022 was 80%. The total volume of loans issued by the agro-industrial complex is 34 billion rubles.
There are more than 900 agricultural enterprises and 3.
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