The Russian authorities are going to lift restrictions on air traffic with dozens of countries, RIA Novosti reports. According to Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the corresponding decision will come into force on April 9.
Restrictions, he recalled, were introduced to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Today, the incidence rate is significantly reduced, so it is possible to expand the destinations available for flights by Russian airlines.
To date, restrictions have been lifted for flights to a dozen countries. On Saturday, this list will expand to 52 states. It includes Argentina, South Africa, China, India.
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The Nenets Autonomous Region plans to supply venison and other deer products to Asian countries and to the domestic market, the region’s Deputy Governor Tatiana Logvinenko told TASS.
Earlier, the promising market was Europe, including Finland.
"We are focusing on Asia, since the European markets have been closed," the official said. "We have been working closely with Asia, and with the domestic market. Anyway, we continue to observe the processing standards. We are keeping the high, European, quality, hoping those markets will reopen anyway."
The region satisfies fully the local market and is able to send products to other markets..
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Belarus is reworking the logistics of its exports to Vietnam due to restrictions imposed by sanctions, and plans to use Russian ports and railways for this purpose, the Belarusian ambassador to Vietnam, Vladimir Borovikov has said.
Belarus has a Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam through its membership of the Eurasian Economic Union, with Vietnam having signed off what has become a successful FTA back in 2015.
“I don’t currently see any big obstacles to increasing trade and economic ties between Belarus and Vietnam, to their further development. All logistics arrangements are already being calibrated for the current conditions. We’re proceeding.
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Mankind conquers space. Against the background of special attention to the conquest of space territories and deepening into the Universe, scientists are struggling with the question of how to feed the astronauts so that they can survive the dangerous trials that space is fraught with.
One of the most important components of the diet of astronauts will be meat. However, meat is a product that spoils quickly and this complicates the task. Humanity has already been able to grow plants in space. Now scientists are developing methods that will allow growing meat to extreme conditions, writes Planet Today.
The European Space Agency is pushing for more lab research to grow meat.
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Manufacturers maintain higher prices for goods after the strengthening of the ruble to reduce risks. And some hold prices unreasonably in order to get additional profit. Viktor Evtukhov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, spoke about this.
The ruble seriously strengthened against the dollar and the euro at the end of March 2022, and on April 1, the exchange rate rolled back to the values that were observed before the start of the special operation in Ukraine and the unleashing of an economic war by Western countries.
A number of manufacturers claim they have not increased the selling price since the end of 2021, while stores.
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In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (YaNAO), the installation of a modular workshop of the Tazovsky agricultural production cooperative will begin.
In the fall of 2021, the Tazovsky farm won a grant from the governor of the YaNAO in the amount of 15 million rubles to start deep processing of venison. Technologies for the production of sausages, frankfurters and smoked meats have already been developed, contracts for the supply of technological equipment have been concluded.
Vasily Parshakov, head of the Tazovsky district of the YNAO, commented on the project, noting that if earlier almost all the products of the Tazovsky SPK were produced in the form of frozen.
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Russian poultry farms can be re-equipped in the Tula way. Specialists of a local enterprise for the production of agricultural machinery promise to help with this. If necessary, they are ready to replace all foreign equipment on farms.
This is how a 3D model of an incubator for hatching chickens looks like. This complex consists of more than 2000 parts. The multifunctional unit is the flagship of the Tula factory for the development and production of agricultural equipment, mainly for the poultry industry. The Tula enterprise is one of the few in Russia where a full cycle of production of farm equipment has been established. And so complete that they even program.
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Excluding Russia from the Group of 20 major economies and other international institutions could slow efforts to address a worsening global food crisis exacerbated by the Ukrainian crisis, the head of German aid group Welthungerhilfe (WHH)told Reuters.
Mathias Mogge, chief executive of the group, which serves 14.3 million people with projects in 35 countries, said it was critical to maintain communication with Russia, one of the world's largest producers of wheat, in tackling the crisis.
"In a humanitarian situation as we have it today, there must be open lines of communication." Mogge said in an interview this week.
Mogge's comments come days.
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Russia’s developing trade and investment ties in Central Asia will increase as it repositions itself East due to sanctions placed upon it by the West. This will include the relocation of some Russian manufacturing to the region, these are emerging economies with significant industrial growth potential.
When looking at this from the EU perspective, when stripping out the Russian energy component, the EU’s export trade with Russia accounted for about€70 billion, but these were not in product categories that Russia cannot source from elsewhere, although the importation of certain refined chemicals may take time to resolve.In 2021, the most exported.
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Trade, production, consumption, slaughter and storage all face significant disruption
Ukrainian crisisis having ripple effects throughout the entire agricultural supply chain, and exchange rates are having a “massive impact” on product going in and out of different markets.
That’s according to Rupert Claxton, meat director atGira, who spoke during aPork Checkoffwebinar on March 30 about the Ukraine-Russia crisis and the meat and livestock value chain.
“We’re seeing across the system – fertilizer, feed, energy, transportation – nearly everything is bearing this oil price at the moment. So, thinking about fertilizer, it.
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