The State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted in the first reading a bill aimed at decoupling domestic prices from global indicators. This initiative is designed to establish the independence of Russian prices and prevent their automatic increase following rising prices on global trading markets.
The essence of the bill
Currently, the cost of many goods and services in Russia directly depends on indicators emerging in foreign markets. This means that even a slight increase in world prices can lead to an increase in costs within the country.
The bill proposes to exclude from the definition of a monopolistically high or monopolistically low price of a product.
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In accordance with the agreement between the competent authority of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (Hong Kong SAR PRC) and the Russian state, the list of Russian suppliers of meat products for the Hong Kong SAR has expanded.
To date, 35 Russian companies have received permission to export meat of various types of animals to Hong Kong. These include:
- 4 beef producers;
- 14 pork producers;
- 17 poultry producers.
One of the newly accredited enterprises specializes in the production of beef by-products. This expands the range of Russian meat products available for import to Hong Kong.
The approval for the.
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The procedure for obtaining access for Russian pig-breeding enterprises to the Chinese market has been completed, deliveries can begin as early as February 29, Rosselkhoznadzor told Veterinary and Life.
“The access procedure has been completed. Deliveries can begin as early as tomorrow,” the service emphasized.
Let us recall that the right to supply pork exports to China was received by SK Korocha CJSC (Miratorg Agricultural Holding), Tambov Bacon LLC (Rusagro Group) and Velikoluksky Meat Processing Plant OJSC. Rusagro expects to begin shipments in March.
Rosselkhoznadzor has been working with the Chinese side for more than 7 years on the.
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In the structure of finished feed for farm animals, the main volume is compounded feed. The volume of compound feed produced in Russia in 2023 increased by 1.7% and reached 35 million tons. Of this, 3 million tons are feed for cattle (+3%), 15.3 million tons for pigs (+3.2%), and 16.4 million tons for poultry (+0.1%).
The active development of feed production in Russia, improvement of technologies and recipes affect the efficiency of livestock production.
There are 445 factories and workshops producing mixed feed in Russia.
The majority (more than 65%) of the produced feed is provided by enterprises concentrated in the Central and Volga Federal Districts. The main.
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Since the reunification of Crimea with the Russian Federation in 2014, the republic has seen a steady increase in investment activity in the agricultural sector. Over the past years, many large investment projects have been implemented, covering various areas of the agro-industrial complex.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Crimea, in the period from 2014 to 2023, more than 38.7 billion were invested in the fixed capital of organizations engaged in agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing, fish farming, as well as the production of food and beverages in the republic rubles, not including small businesses.
Among the most successful investment.
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Russian manufacturers of vaccines for veterinary use and feed for farm animals intend to begin supplying a wide range of these products to Sri Lanka in the near future. This was reported by Rosselkhoznadzor following the 37th session of the Regional Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) for Asia and the Pacific.
This list, in particular, will include various means to combat animal diseases, as well as feed and feed additives for non-productive animals and fish. It is also planned to supply live, chilled and frozen fish, caviar, invertebrates and their processed products, meat and meat products from pigs and poultry, as well as non-food.
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In a significant development for Brazil’s poultry industry, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) recently announced that Russia has greenlit five additional meat packing plants for the export of poultry meat. This decision follows a rigorous audit conducted in Brazil by the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance of the Russian Federation (Rosselkhoznadzor), marking the culmination of inspections initiated as far back as 2015, with the latest concluded in December 2023.
Poultry meat exports from Brazil witnessed notable growth in 2023, with Japan emerging as the leading destination, importing 55.9 thousand tons in December.
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At the beginning of 2024, Russia began exporting pork to China, which was a significant event for both countries. This decision is the result of years of negotiations and joint efforts between the two countries to ensure the security of food supplies.
China is the largest consumer of pork in the world, and the opening of the Chinese market to Russian pork opens up new opportunities for the growth and development of the Russian agro-industrial complex. Russia, in turn, is one of the world's leading pork producers, and exporting pork to China will allow it to diversify its export markets and increase revenues from agricultural exports.
In order to gain access to.
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Agricultural enterprises in the new territories of our country - in the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions - are increasing the production of meat and dairy products, reports the Russian Ministry of Agriculture.
In addition, the production of other agricultural products is growing. “In addition to grains, last year local producers increased volumes in many other areas. In particular, 93.2 thousand tons of vegetable oil, 162.2 thousand tons of flour, 175.4 thousand tons of bread and bakery products, 19.7 thousand tons of sausages, about 94.6 thousand tons of meat and 31 ,4 thousand tons of dairy products. Positive dynamics are also expected to continue.
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Over the past year, Russia has become a net exporter (a country whose exports of certain goods exceed imports - ROSNG) of meat products in monetary terms. As Interfax reports, this was stated by the General Director of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR) Dmitry Rylko.
The figure was $1.8 billion. At the same time, it includes prepared meat products, but does not include live cattle. Imports turned out to be very close to this figure - 1.75 billion. The expert noted that such an excess occurred for the first time in the history of observations. The main role, according to Rylko, was played by the supply of pork, poultry and meat by-products. The news.
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