The World Bank (WB) has suggested Russia introduce a carbon tax in industries with high greenhouse gas emissions, including the fuel and energy sector, to reach carbon neutrality goals.
“Putting a price on carbon is the bedrock for the broader range of climate policy instruments. Carbon pricing can take a number of forms – usually as a tax or a tradeable permit system,” the WB said in its report on the Russian economy published on Wednesday.
It specified that “making polluters pay for the prevention of costs they impose on society” would help gain resources that can be used to accelerate Russia’s green.
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The competent authority of Singapore has approved a Russian poultry meat production facility for export to the country
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has approved the export of frozen meat and poultry offal from one Russian facility to the country. This is the first Russian enterprise approved by Singapore based on the results of a video inspection.
As part of the SFA's surveillance program, the first three consignments of products imported from the Russian facility will be sampled for testing in accordance with Singapore's requirements. After the completion of this procedure, the competent department of Singapore will conduct video inspections of other.
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China’s Li Zhanshu, the head of the National People’s Congress and a member of the seven-strong Communist Party Politburo Standing Committee, has called for increased legislative support and better integration with Russia in a virtual meeting last week attended by Valentina Ivanovna Matviyenko, chairwoman of Russia’s Federation Council, and Ivan Melnikov, deputy chairman of the State Duma. The move comes as Beijing views Moscow’s progress on certain aspects of bilateral ties as being rather slow.
An example of this is the lack of progress in agreeing tariff reductions as part of theChina-Eurasian Economic Union Free Trade Agreement, which was signed.
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The government approved the allocation of funds to 33 regions of the Russian Federation to reimburse part of the costs of commissioning dairy and sheep farms, as well as storage facilities and breeding and seed centers. This was reported in the press service of the Russian government.
‘The draft order proposes to allocate funds to the budgets of 33 constituent entities of the Russian Federation, bearing in mind that the allocation of money will ensure the commissioning of dairy livestock complexes (dairy farms) with a total capacity of at least 56.8 thousand stalls, storage facilities with a total capacity of at least 195 thousand tons of one-time storage,.
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*China continues to reduce purchases of poultry and pork in October 2021.
Over the month, China's poultry meat imports decreased by 5%, pork - by 31%. For 10 months of 2021, the indicators decreased by 4% and 8%, respectively.
*The demand for beef in China is growing.
In January-October 2021, Chinese imports of cattle meat increased by 12% compared to the same period last year, while shipments in October increased by 24%. Purchases of this type of meat show a positive trend, despite the accompanying growth in domestic production: by the end of the current year, an increase of 2% is expected.
*EEC approved the zeroing of duties on imports of.
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At the All-Russian conference dedicated to the introduction of the third stage of labeling since December 1, 2021, Larisa Kuznetsova, a leading expert in the implementation of labeling, ACORT, told what problems retail chains faced during the implementation of the first and second stages, and listed the most common mistakes of manufacturers.
Larisa Kuznetsova answered the suppliers' questions and gave her recommendations.
Question: How will the process of acceptance of products with a short shelf life be organized?
Answer: I want to reassure the suppliers right away. Products manufactured before December 1 can be delivered to retail chains unlabeled, but.
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In the Russian Federation, meat can rise in price sharply - by 50-100% at once. And not because something is wrong with production, but solely through the fault of the authorities. Officials began to test the mechanism to ban the so-called "farm slaughter" of cattle and drive all producers to "certified" slaughterhouses.
The experiment began in the Altai Territory, the local authorities issued a corresponding circular, and the market counters were immediately empty. Prices soared one and a half times, people began to worry.
“The farmers know the price of meat, no one will give it away for a song,” Alexander Metzler, head of the.
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The third Nigeria-Russia Business Forum in Lagos has just completed, with trade volumes between the two countries having doubled in three years to US$600million, the Nigerian Ambassador to Russia, Prof Abdullahi Shehu has said.
Nigeria has been importing increasing amounts of Russian equipment mainly in the oil and gas industry but now fanning out into the steel and agricultural sectors. There are also plans to encourage Nigerian manufacturers to take on Russian technologies and export finished products currently made in Russia back to the EAEU markets provided QC and product competitiveness targets can be met.
This means Nigeria, which is a member of theAfrica.
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Cherkizovo Group’sproducts under the PetelinkaandPava-Pavabrands again came first intwo categories atthe annual Product ofthe Year awards.
The accolades were presented atthe 23rdProduct of the Year 2021 Official ceremony in Moscow. They are given out to top-selling consumer goods in different categories, from food to home products.
Russia’s largest meat producer, Cherkizovo Group, has long been a staple participant of the Product of the Year awards. At this year’s ceremony, the company won two awards. Its Petelinka brand, which celebrates the 20thanniversary this year, received the Eco-friendly Meat Product award in the Chicken Meat category for.
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Since 2014 there has been significant growth in the volume of agricultural trade between Russia and China, and in particular in the volume of Russian agricultural exports to China. One important driver of the increase has been the devaluation of the ruble.
But the increase also reflects that Russia has now gained access to the Chinese market in key product categories, with the clearing of important phytosanitary hurdles in the past five years when protocols for grain, soybeans, poultry, beef, and dairy, and other items have been signed. This certainly bodes well for the future of Russia–China agricultural trade. However, it is worth pointing out that the current increase.
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