The company intends to boost pork and poultry production in regions such as Tula, Lipetsk and Altai territory.
Cherkizovo Group intends to invest more than $1.1 billion over the next two or three years to boost pork and poultry production in regions such as Tula, Lipetsk and Altai territory. "We are pleased to announce new large-scale investments in our capacities. The agreements signed will kick off projects set to boost pork and poultry production in the next 2–3 years and strengthen our leadership in the domestic meat industry," announced Sergey Mikhailov, CEO of Cherkizovo Group during the St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
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During the St.Petersburg International Economic Forum, Governor of the Kaliningrad Region Anton Alikhanov and CEO of Cherkizovo Group Sergey Mikhailov signed an agreement to launch the production of beef patties for food service.
The cooperation agreement signed by Cherkizovo Group’s CEO and the Governor of the Kaliningrad Region provides for an investment project to upgrade the Company’s Otechestvenny Product Meat Processing Plant. Under the project, the production of beef burger patties will be launched in the region. Its capacity is estimated at13,000tonnes per year.
The beef patties will be supplied to Russia's fast food restaurants. RUB1.1bn, including.
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An increase in exports of domestic halal meat products is promising for Russian-Qatari cooperation in the agricultural sector.
Sergey Levin, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, and Mohamed Badr Hashem Al Sada, the CEO of Hassad Food Company, discussed the prospects for cooperation development. The meeting was held at SPIEF 2021.
The quality of Russian halal products is highly regarded in the States of the Islamic World. Thus, its shipments to the GCC countries amounted to approximately 106 million dollars last year.
Russia and Qatar have the potential to increase the trade of agricultural products and foodstuffs. The country imports domestic wheat, confectionery,.
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As bizarre as it may sound, Russia is no stranger to heat stress in livestock production and this is largely down to global warming. There are several strategies that Russian farmers can use to help alleviate the issues surrounding heat stress.
Despite being usually perceived as a country with a cold climate, Russia is no stranger to heat stress, oddly enough. This issue is likely to begin attracting more attention in the coming years as Russia has proven to be warming up twice as quick as the rest of the world.
Global warming in Russia
When it comes to climate, Russia is not as cold as it was during the Cold War. A government report on environmental protection.
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In 2020, pork consumption in Russia hit 27 kg per capita – the highest level in the past 30 years, a research conducted by the Russian state-owned bank Rosselhozbank showed.
The overall demand for pork on the Russian market last year climbed 4% compared to 2019 to 4.08 million tonnes, according to calculations by Rosselhozbank. Pork accounts for 36% of the meat consumption in Russia, lagging behind only poultry with 44%, the bank reported.
The growth is likely to continue and pork consumption is expected to grow by 3% in 2021, Andrey Dalnov, head of the Rosselhozbank’s industry expertise center, said.
Pork consumption fell after collapse.
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Russian Minister of Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev and Ambassador of Switzerland to Russia Krystyna Marty Lang discussed the prospects for cooperation in the agricultural sector.
The Minister noted that relations between the countries in the agricultural sector are developing steadily. Agricultural products and foodstuffs turnover grew by 6% to 311 million dollars last year. In the first four months of 2021, mutual supplies have increased by over 20% to 110 million dollars.
"We have great opportunities to develop mutual trade," said Dmitry Patrushev. Thus, shipments of domestic wheat to Switzerland have increased this year. Russia is also interested in.
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On April 14 the Russian State Center for Animal Feed and Drug Standardization and Quality (FGBU “VGNKI”) held a seminar “Rules of collecting surface samples from food packages to detect pathogens of COVID-19 – coronavirus SARS-CoV-2” in the format of a video conference.
Since it is necessary to guarantee safety of consignments exported from Russia, specifically to China, the VGNKI scientists have developed and approved a method of detection of COVID-19 pathogens that enables to detect two genes of SARS-CoV-2 at once.
This method meets the requirements of the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and ensures testing aimed.
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Among the CIS countries, Belarus leads in meat production per capita - 137 kg, ahead of Russia and Kazakhstan. Domestic meat products are supplied to more than 20 countries. About the development of the industry following a meeting of the board of the department Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food Alexei Bogdanov told BelTA.
"We produce 137 kg per person and actually consume 97 kg. Over the past 10 years, production volumes have grown by 34.3%. Now we provide ourselves by 132.8%. Our need for meat, sausage products, meat preserves and semi-finished products is fully satisfied at the expense of domestic production.
Over the past year, 1.285 million tons of.
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Brazil's JBS SA told the U.S. government that a ransomware attack on the company that disrupted meat production in North America and Australia originated from a criminal organization likely based in Russia, the White House said on 1 June.
Reutersreports that JBS, the world's largest meatpacker, said on 1 June that it had made "significant progress in resolving the cyberattack." The "vast majority" of the company's beef, pork, poultry and prepared foods plants will be operational on Wednesday 2 June, according to a statement, easing concerns over rising food prices.
Our systems are coming back online and we are not sparing any resources.
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Over the past six months, 8 new markets were opened for Ukrainian exporters and 63 commodity positions were re-agreed in 11 states and international economic organizations. This was reported by the chairman of the State Food and Consumer Service Vladislav Magaletskaya, the press service writes.
"An important priority for us is opening of new markets for the Ukrainian products exports. After all, this will bring new jobs for Ukrainians and revenues from taxes to the state budget, "said Vladislava Magaletskaya.
The State Food and Consumer Service noted that for 6 months the markets of Japan, Libya, Argentina and Lebanon were opened for Ukrainian producers.
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