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The food index has increased by 27% in the world in 12 months. The price increase was a record for the last 40 years. The founder and CEO of INFOLine information and analytical agency Ivan Fedyakov reported this.
‘Prices manage to break through previously unattainable values. Over the past year, the food index in the world has risen by 27%. This is one of the most dynamic price increases since the 1970s. Then the price level was about the same, but then it was due to global financial changes,’ he said.
According to him, the prices of different goods are interconnected. After all, the cost of not only vegetables, fruit and milk is growing, but also the one.
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Agroprodmash 2021,the 26th International Exhibition for Equipment, Technologies, Raw Materials and Ingredients for the Food Processing Industry, which is held from 4 to 8 October, has opened at Expocentre Fairgrounds.
The large-scale exhibition occupies six pavilions of the fairgrounds and includes 19 thematic salons covering all sectors of the food industry. 739 companies from 29 countries are taking part in Agroprodmash 2021. Germany and Italy have organised national pavilions.
Producers from Russia's regions take pride of place. The exhibition features 9 group regional stands from the Altai, Krasnodar and Stavropol Territories, the Voronezh, Omsk, Penza,.
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Petelinka, Russia’smost recognisable poultry brand, celebrated its 20thanniversary bymaking the world’slargest 200kgchicken BBQ during amajor culinary event attended byjournalists andbloggers. Apart from enjoying the dish, the guests also learned why Petelinka uses “only the best chicken” andgot other insights into the brand history.
Over its 20years inexistence, Petelinka has become the most popularandbest-sellingbrand ofpoultry products inRussia with abranded market share of17.3 %[1]. Itisalso the sales leader inthe chilled poultry category inMoscow (47.4 %) andthe Moscow Region. This means that almost every second pack.
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In 2021, a significant share in federal retail chains is occupied by beef obtained from beef cattle breeds. In such chains as Metro, Auchan, there is more than 70% of such beef in the assortment (if we consider the number of presented items, and not by the volume of sales).
In such chains as Miratorg and Agrocomplex, almost all the beef presented in the sale is obtained from beef cattle. This is due to the fact that both beef chains represent the products of their own agricultural holdings, which are producers of beef obtained from beef cattle breeds.
Average retail prices for beef steaks in Moscow, as of September 10, according to AB-Center, amounted to RUB 1,927 /.
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Russia can bring the production of turkey meat to 700 thousand tons by 2030, according to a press release from the National Association of Turkey Producers (NAPI)at the first congress of this industry association.
In 2020, the production of turkey meat reached a record level and compared to the previous year - it increased by 20%, to 329.665 thousand tons. This year, NAPI also forecasts growth by 20%, up to 400 thousand tons. But this figure can be achieved if avian influenza won`t be spread on the Russian territory, the press release says.
Currently, there are more than 20 large producers of turkey meat in the Russian Federation. Market leaders are GK Damate,.
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South Africa is keen to improve its Russian market share amid sanctions on Russia’s traditional food trading partners – and the food sector looks set to facilitate this expansion.
Rob Davies, South African Trade and Industry Minister, has been quoted by Sputnik news as saying: “If there are opportunities arising from the fact that others imposed sanctions on Russia and we can step in and strengthen our cooperation, we will be really happy to do that.” So, with this co-operative spirit in mind, which foodstuffs does Russia import from South Africa and what opportunities are to be had in the Russian market for South.
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The corresponding decree is published on the website of the Government of the Russian Federation. The sanctions will last until December 31, 2022, according to the official document.
The ban on the import of food products, agricultural products and raw materials continues to apply to the USA, EU countries, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, Iceland, Ukraine, Norway, Liechtenstein, Albania.
The import ban came into effect in 2014 in response to anti-Russian sanctions from the US, EU countries, Norway and Australia. The food embargo affected meat, sausages, fish, seafood, vegetables, fruits, dairy products.
Preparations for the extension of the sanctions from January.
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Agricultural production in Russia in January-August 2021 decreased by 3.4% compared to the same period last year, and decreased by 10.1% in August, according to the Rosstat report.In July this year, the indicator increased by 0.9%.
The volume of agricultural production in August - according to Rosstat, "due to the later, compared to the previous year, the beginning of harvesting" - in current prices, according to preliminary estimates, amounted to 787.8 billion rubles, in January-August - 3.404 trillion rubles.
In 2020, agricultural production in the Russian Federation increased by 1.5% compared to the previous year.
At the end of August, the number of.
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The co-founder of the Association of Producers of Alternative Food Products (APAFP) told how attractive and promising the world market of plant-based products can become for Russian producers. According to Yulia Marcel, in terms of organoleptic properties, Russian alternative products are comparable to European ones.
The expert noted: the development of plant-based food producers on the domestic, Russian market is an excellent solution; it gives an opportunity to become a leader and take key positions in the market.
However, at the same time, it can be said that deliveries abroad are a very interesting way of development for Russian producers of plant-based.
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The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) of Russia recommends that retail chains independently monitor prices for socially significant goods in regions where they occupy a dominant position, said in a statement of the agency on Wednesday.
At a special working meeting organized on the initiative of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the FAS, retailers were explained what their actions may contain signs of violation of the law, the material notes.
‘Timofey Nizhegorodtsev [deputy head of the department] during the meeting gave recommendations to representatives of retail chains: in case of achieving a dominant position in any municipal district or city district,.
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