In the galaxy of Europe’s gastronomic capitals, Moscow has long orbited somewhere near the edge, the capital of a country long associated with the likes of stroganoff, caviar and wincingly strong vodka. That’s all set to change with the publication of the very first Michelin guide to the city, released this autumn, which shines an overdue spotlight on the Russian capital’s world-class culinary offerings.
A glittering 69 restaurants have made the cut in a list that reflects the brilliant, bold progress in Russian cuisine over the past three decades. It’s been a long time coming, according to Michelin’s international director Gwendal.
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A Newport manufacturer, whose products can be found in food processing plants and butchers’ shops all over the world, is eyeing expansion into Russia as a route to future business growth.
Atlantic Service Company, a leading manufacturer of equipment including bandsaw blades used to cut meat and fish, already boasts an extensive international order book with clients in over 50 countries across Europe, South and Central America, Asia, and China.
The company, which is based near Crumlin, just outside Newport, already sees exports account for 80% of its trade, having experienced an increase of more than 10% in the last year alone. It hopes to boost this figure as part.
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The Tastes of Russia National Competition for Regional Food Brands was held for the second time in a row in Russia. Everyone could participate in online popular vote and choose their favorite products in three different regions until November, 7. There are 8 nominations in the competition. The winners are to be chosen from 720 brands from all regions of Russia.
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Tastes of Russia, the first National Competition held by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation last year, aroused great interest among the residents who actively voted for 491 brands from 79 regions. Over a million votes were cast in the online voting.
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A series of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) have been recorded in the Urals federal district of Russia. The outbreaks centered primarily in the Tyumen region, the Russian state veterinary watchdog, Rosselhoznadzor, reported.
Avian influenzahas hit Borovaskaya poultry farm, not far from the city of Tyumen, prompting Russian authorities to cull 4.3 million birds (both broilers and laying hens). Rosselhoznadzor also had to destroy infected finished products – 12 million eggs and 57 tonnes of chicken meat. In total, 13AIoutbreaks have been registered in Russia since late September in 4 Urals regions, 7 of which are in the.
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Today, an agreement of intent on the implementation of an investment project between Yelabuga Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan and LLC Ammonium Agrotechnologies was signed in Yelabuga. On the one hand, the document was signed by Head of the district Rustem Nuriev, on the other — by director of Ammonium Agrotechnology Alexander Manankin.
The new project involves the construction of a dairy farm for 2 thousand units of dairy cattle and a seed plant. The implementation period is until 2026.
The total investment from 2021 to 2025 is approximately 500 million rubles. These include the construction of a livestock complex and the purchase of pedigree.
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The measures taken by the Russian authorities aimed at curbing the rise in prices for pork and beef may turn into a conflict between Russian producers and foreign suppliers of these products. This was stated by the professor of the basic department of trade policy of the PRUE. G.V. Plekhanov Ibragim Ramazanov. So he commented on the information that the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation proposed to abolish the duty on the import of meat.
“The measures proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture can be considered one of the methods to stabilize prices in the short term. However, in the long term, they can lead to a conflict of interests between.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has taken control of the problem of cargo delivery to the Far East in connection with the coronavirus. This was announced on November 9 at a briefing by Press secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov.
‘Yes, we know that there is a certain logistical problem caused by the international logistics crisis developing in recent weeks. This is a post-covid manifestation of the world economy. <...> Measures are being taken by the government, and, of course, this issue is under the control of the president,’ Peskov said.
Earlier, the newspaper Kommersant wrote that in remote regions of the Far East there are.
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Since the start of 2021 and as of November 7, Russia exported agricultural products at the general sum of 27.871 bln USD, up by 18% compared to the same period of 2020, informed Agroexport Center at the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia.
Particularly, Russia increased export of grain by 9% to 8.353 bln USD, fat&oil products by 45% to 5.576 bln USD, products of food and processing industry by 9% to 3.694 bln USD, meat and dairy products by 30% to 1.212 bln USD.
The EU remained the leading importer of Russian agricultural products (13.1% in the overall structure). It increased import of Russian products by 36% to 3.652 bln USD. Supplies to Turkey (11.9%) increased by.
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Russian producers are unlikely to be happy about the zeroing of import duties on meat, says economist Nikita Krichevsky.Earlier, the media reported that the Ministry of Agriculture proposed to zero import duties on frozen beef and pork as part of a quota to stabilize meat prices. According to the department, the measure will increase the supply in the domestic market and curb the rise in food prices.
At the same time, Krichevsky drew attention to the fact that world prices for meat have already been declining for three months in a row. Domestic prices have also declined slightly over the past two weeks, he added.
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A vegetable meat developer has launched the production of ecofar dumplings and sausages. Reported by Welldone.
A Russian startup started selling dumplings and sausages made from vegetable mince. The first batch will be transferred to federal retail chains and food delivery services by November 20.
For the development of each product, the startup approved a special mince. For example, two types of dumplings appeared, one used coriander, and the second used onion and garlic.
For the first time inRussia, an edible vegetable casing based on alginates was used for sausages – this is a natural polysaccharide that can be obtained from sea brown, red and other.
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