Arnapress.kz reports citing the regional infocentre that a canned meat production plant will be built in Ulan district of the East Kazakhstan region. Currently, several agricultural projects are being implemented in this region which will allow developing the sector. The commercial dairy farm “Rezhebaliev” located in Ayurtausky rural district works hard to increase the number of milch cows. The farm plans to buy highly-productive pedigree cattle. Besides that, the Oskemen poultry plant is building three poultry houses in the district. They intend to create a large cluster for the production of meat and meat products. “Gerasimovka” farm. Read more...
Ukraine’s second-largest broiler meat producer Agromars has completely stopped operations and is trying to sell off its farm assets and inventory. A source in the Ukraine banking industry told Ukrainian magazineNovoye Vremyathat the company found itself in financial peril. “In January there was some hope that the company’s farms could resume operation, but that hope faded. Company is trying to repay its debts with live poultry”, the banker said. Previously Agromars commented that only some farms temporarily halted their operations. As explained by Ivan Zazyulya, the company’s general director, poultry production had been in red figures for. Read more...
Ukrainian poultry exports to the EU have been resumed this week, after two months of suspension, announced Ukrainian Economy, Trade and Agriculture Development Deputy Minister Taras Kachka. "Highly pathogenic avian influenza cases were recorded in Ukraine in the winter months. For the period of detecting these cases, exports were suspended", he stated in a post on social media. The European Union on March 17 recognized the zoning of Ukraine for highly pathogenic avian influenza, which will allow the country to supply safe poultry products from uninfected areas to the EU countries, even taking into account the current quarantine restrictions in areas where cases. Read more...
On March 10, Agriculture Ministers of Russia and Belarus held a meeting. Dmitry Patrushev, the Minister of Agriculture of Russia, and Ivan Krupko, the Minister of Agriculture and Food of Belarus, discussed joint achievements and collaboration prospects in mutual trade. As Dmitry Patrushev noted, the pandemic has not affected the interaction between the two countries. Last year, Russia and Belarus compromised on several crucial issues. The countries, in particular, agreed on the balance of trade for the current year and developed the main directions for mutual work within the Union State. Belarus ranks first among Russia's CIS partners in terms of the volume. Read more...
This increase is primarily due to significantly more pork exported to Vietnam – due to losses from ASF in that country. The volume of exports is today 3% to 4% of the total volume produced. Russia is close to access to more Asian markets as is pushing more pork to the Vietnamese market. The current Russian pig price is 122 Roubles ($1.67) per live kg, including 10% VAT. Lent is just starting in Russia so the price is as normal expected to fall to about 112 Roubles ($1.53). This is in line with where the price has been for the past 9 months. Russia and other CIS countries have been affected less by Covid than Europe and North America. Not in terms of the number. Read more...
Dmitry Patrushev, the Minister of Agriculture of Russia, and Monique Eloit, the Director General of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), discussed the global animal health situation, Russia's participation in OIE international projects, and other cooperation issues. As the Minister noted, cooperation between Russia and the OIE is developing intensively despite the pandemic. In particular, there is a joint project for the control and eradication of animal diseases in the Caucasus and Central Asian countries. Dmitry Patrushev expressed confidence that its implementation would make a positive contribution to the global animal health situation. Besides. Read more...
Russia may reduce taxes on poultry meat imports from Brazil to control domestic inflation due to rising food prices. The tax cut plan was published by Russian news agency RIA last week, citing an industry source. The possible tax cut was first discussed during a meeting between officials from the Russian Ministry of Agriculture and major poultry producers in the country. According to RIA, they have been in a constant dialogue on the topic of rising poultry and egg prices since last year. Chicken and eggs are the most popular animal protein available to Russians. The domestic demand has grown in the past 12 months, while poultry production in Russia has declined this. Read more...
In November 2020 the GOR sub-commission on customs tariff regulation and non-tariff regulation and protective measures in external trade approved a proposal to replace its tariff rate quotas on imported beef with the flat rate import tariff of 27.5 percent. Russia’s proposal is currently pending approval by the Eurasian Economic Commission. If approved, the change will take effect as of January 1, 2022. Access for high-quality beef, which is not subject to quotas, will remain unaffected. Before the market was closed to U.S. beef in 2014, most of U.S. beef exports came in to Russia at the import tariff of 15 percent. In 2020, almost all of Russia’s beef. Read more...
During the international EuroTier-2021 exhibition the director of the department of production and processing of livestock products at the Kazakhstan Ministry of Agriculture Erkebulan Akhmetov told that mechanisms of subsidizing of agricultural enterprises in the country were changed, the News Agency Meatinfo with reference to The DairyNews tells. Akhmetov noted that in Kazakhstan, the requirement for a mandatory state examination of dairy farm construction projects was excluded. This reduced the design time from 6 to 1.5 months. A guarantee tool was also introduced financing by the second-level banks in conditions of insufficient collateral opportunities. Read more...
For combating with cattle smuggling, temporary engineering facilities will be fenced off on the border with Uzbekistan, the Internet portal Pticainfo.ru reports as referred to the State Agency for Land Resources. "For dealing with an animal smuggling, temporary engineering facilities will be erected on the Kyrgyz-Uzbek border," said Abdulat Myrzaev, acting chairman of the State Land Agency, during a government briefing. According to him, this measure was taken due to numerous cases of smuggling of animals and cargoes. "Temporary facilities will be fences off by agreement of the border services of the two countries. Funds from Kyrgyzstan are. Read more...
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