During the traditional "Hot line" Vladimir Putin said that at the moment the world food price indices are at the highest level for the last 10 years, writes The DairyNews.
According to him, food prices have increased all over the world because of the consequences of the pandemic, production problems, and so on.
‘We had the biggest growth in food prices at the end of last year and at the beginning of this year. Sunflower oil and sugar have risen in price the most. The Government has implemented support measures: agreements were concluded between manufacturers and retail chains, as well as subsidies were granted to manufacturers of final products. The.
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Meanwhile, African swine fever continues to circulate in Europe’s wild boar as the outbreak total passes the 7,500-milestone.Three European states have reported new cases of African swine fever (ASF) in their respective pig sectors during the past week.
Russia’s veterinary authority has officially registered the first outbreak in a new ASF “wave” in Voronezh oblast. According to the latest report to theWorld Organization for Animal Health(OIE), the virus was detected at a farm in the Vorobyovsky district during the last week of June. Of the 549 pigs at the premises, 15 died. The fate of the other animals is not reported.
Voronezhoblast is located.
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The company joined a business mission of agricultural exporters on their trip to Serbia to prospect the market.
Cherkizovo Group, Russia’s largest meat producer, joined a business mission of agricultural exporters on their trip to the Republic of Serbia. At meetings with local meat processors and traders, prospects for increasing deliveries of Cherkizovo’s products to the Serbian market were discussed. Besides representatives of the Serbian business community, visitors to the Company’s stand included official figures such as Dmitry Patrushev, Russia's Minister of Agriculture.
The events staged by the business mission of Russian agricultural.
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Researchers inRussiaannounced they have produced the country's first viable cloned cow - and are now editing her genes in the hope of producing hypoallergenic milk.The unnamed calf weighed about 140 pounds when she was born in April 2020.
For her first year, she was kept in a separate enclosure with her mother. Now, 14 months, she's up to nearly a half-ton and appears healthy with a normal reproductive cycle.
'Since May, she has been on daily pasture with the other cows of the Institute,' said Galina Singina, a researcher atthe Ernst Federal Science Center for Animal Husbandry and lead author of a new study published in the.
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In spite of the strategy of the authorities, Russia is still unable to replace supplies of the main categories of imported products due to domestic production, including those prohibited for import under counter-sanctions in August 2014.
European suppliers were replaced by companies from other countries, and in a number of cases it is not about replacing, but about re-exporting the same, mostly European, "banned" products. The evidence of this situation are the figures of the Analytical Review run by the National Rating Agency (NRA).
How it started
In August 2014, an embargo was imposed on the import of certain categories of goods from Western countries into.
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According to the President, the rise in prices for vegetables in Russia is associated with a shortage of production of its own products.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expects that the new harvest will reduce food prices in the country, he said during the annual Q&A session on Wednesday
"There will be vegetable harvest soon. I hope that this will affect prices," he said.
According to him, the rise in prices for vegetables in Russia is associated with a shortage of production of its own products. "Last year we produced potatoes, for example, over 19 mln tonnes. This year there will be about 22 mln tonnes. I hope we have more than.
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On 1 and 2 July, the Russian Ministry of Agriculture's delegation headed by Minister Dmitry Patrushev paid a working visit to the Republic of Serbia.
On the first day in Belgrade, Dmitry Patrushev met with Ana Brnabić, Prime Minister of Serbia. The parties discussed prospects for the cooperation expansion. Dmitry Patrushev emphasised that Russian-Serbian relations are a strategic partnership. Agricultural cooperation is also developing intensively, in particular, there is an increase in mutual trade.
Dmitry Patrushev also toured the exhibition of Russian agricultural products, which opened as part of a joint business mission. The companies presented beverages,.
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According to the ministry, May’s growth rate is mainly attributed to the low acceleration recorded during the same period a year ago, when tight Covid-related restriction were in force.
Thus, the growth rate is not regarded as a useful indicator. The ministry instead opted to compare the current growth to the fourth quarter of the pre-pandemic year 2019.
“Seasonally adjusted gap with the pre-pandemic level in May narrowed to 0.3%,” the report said.
The ministry also upgraded April’s economic growth to 10.8%, from the previously reported 10.7%.
The country’s GDP is mostly boosted by non-energy sectors, including the.
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This article explores the possible economic effects of a Free Trade Agreement between Brazil (and also its Mercosur partners) and Russia (and its partners of Eurasian Economic Union, using a computable general equilibrium approach. Two scenarios were considered, one that applies only tariff reductions (100% reduction for all sectors in both countries, uniformly distributed in a 10-year timeframe, from 2021 to 2030) and another with this same tariff reduction and also a 25% reduction on non-tariff barriers for all sectors, uniformly distributed in the same timeframe. The results were presented as deviations from the baseline scenario, showing the cumulative change.
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At the opening of a Serbia-Russia agroindustry forum on Wednesday, Serbian Agriculture Minister Branislav Nedimovic said he expected good discussions between Russian and Serbian companies over the next two days and new opportunities for growth of bilateral trade in agriculture.
At the opening of a Serbia-Russia agroindustry forum on Wednesday, Serbian Agriculture Minister Branislav Nedimovic said he expected good discussions between Russian and Serbian companies over the next two days and new opportunities for growth of bilateral trade in agriculture.
“After the signature of a trade agreement with the Russian Federation, agricultural exchange has grown from 100.
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