Dmitry Patrushev, Minister of Agriculture of Russia, and Kazem Khavazi, Minister of Agriculture Jihad of the Islamic Republic of Iran, discussed cooperation in the agricultural sector.
According to Dmitry Patrushev, agricultural trade between the countries has shown positive dynamics in recent years, and there is potential for further increase in turnover. Agricultural products account for over 80% of all Russian exports to Iran.
Cooperation in veterinary and phytosanitary inspection became another topic of discussion. Russian producers now can supply products of animal origin to Iran due to the countries' joint work. In particular, 34 domestic companies are able.
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According to the Federal Customs Service, in January-March 2021* Russia shipped 120 thousand tons of meat to foreign markets, which is 7.9% more than in the same period last year. Export revenue increased by 14% to $207 million, of which 45% was pork, 37% poultry, and 16% beef.
Pork shipments drove the growth, increasing 31% in physical volume to 48,000 tons and 59% in value to $93 million on the back ofincreased exports to Vietnam. This growth is explained by the low base of the beginning of last year, when Russia just started supplies to this Asian country. Yuri Kovalev, general director of the National Union of Pork Producers, commented to Agroexport. "In general, Q1.
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The President stressed that it is important to fully use the potential of national research institutions for the needs of agricultural production
Russian President Vladimir Putin has set the task for the domestic agriculture sector to increase competitiveness in world markets, to develop gardening, wine-growing, its own seed production, as well as using advanced scientific developments.
"As in all sectors of the economy, ones should not overlook strategic issues here [in the agriculture sector] as well, it is necessary to increase the competitiveness of Russian agricultural products, making domestic products and food be in growing demand both in our country.
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According to the Federal Customs Service, in January-March 2021* Russia shipped 120 thousand tons of meat to foreign markets, which is 7.9% more than in the same period last year. Export revenue increased by 14% to $207 million, of which 45% was pork, 37% poultry, and 16% beef.
Pork shipments drove the growth, increasing 31% in physical volume to 48,000 tons and 59% in value to $93 million on the back ofincreased exports to Vietnam. This growth is explained by the low base of the beginning of last year, when Russia just started supplies to this Asian country. Yuri Kovalev, general director of the National Union of Pork Producers, commented to Agroexport. "In general, Q1.
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Kazakhstan became the largest market for Moscow meat products was. Its proportion in Moscow's exports was 32 percent.
According to the results of 2020, the capital's meat products producers delivered their goods abroad for amount of 81.8 million dollars, having increased exports by 13.6 percent. This was told by the Deputy Moscow Mayor for Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations Vladimir Efimov.
"The export of meat products from the capital's producers increased from 72 million dollars in 2019 to 81.8 million dollars at the end of last year. The increase was almost 14 percent. Kazakhstan, China and Hong Kong were the main buyers of meat.
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President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is now fully self-sufficient in basic food products."Russia is fully self-sufficient in basic foodstuffs, it is consistently venturing into global markets, and is one of the leading exporters in a number of positions," the head of state said at a meeting on the situation in agriculture and the food industry.
"In recent years, the Russian agricultural and industrial sector has gained high, outstripping pace and is strengthening its position as a modern, high-tech industry with good potential for quality growth," the president said.
As an example, he mentioned the grain harvest in Russia, which for.
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The Russian government plans to support the domestic production of hatching eggs to replace restricted imports from the European Union.
At the end of 2020, Russian veterinary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor barred 23 Italian and 16 Czech companies from exporting hatching eggs to the Russian market. Rosselkhoznadzor also prohibited imports from the Netherlands, which alone exported around 240 million hatching eggs to Russia on average per year.
This year, import restrictions on the European countries have been expanded. From mid-March, a total ban on the supply of live poultry and poultry products to Russia was put in place in relation to the German and the Czech.
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Azerbaijani and Russian customs services have discussed the possibilities of simplifying the border crossing process, Azerbaijani State Customs Committee Chairman Safar Mehdiyev wrote on his official Twitter page.
“In Moscow, we had a productive meeting with my Russian colleague, Head of the Federal Customs Service of RussiaVladimir Bulavin. I hope that our discussions will help to speed up and simplify the border crossing process and develop cooperation between the customs authorities of the two countries,” he tweeted.
Earlier, six documents were signed between Azerbaijan and Russia, covering such areas as communication and information.
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Exports of Belarusian food products and agricultural raw materials grew by more than 5%. Goods worth almost $1.5 billion were delivered to 88 countries in January-March, which is 5 countries more than last year.
An increase in supplies was registered in almost all regions. Export to the CIS countries rose insignificantly, while export to the countries of Asia and Oceania rose by more than 70%, and to.
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Cherkizovo Group, Russia's largest meat producer, took part in a meeting of the Agricultural Commission of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs(RSPP) to talk over the current state and future expansion of agricultural exports.
In his opening remarks, Sergey Mikhailov, CEO of Cherkizovo Group, member of the RSPP Management Board and Co-Chair of the Agricultural Commission, stressed the importance of export growth for the progressive development of Russia’s agricultural industry and overall economic growth. He pointed out massive untapped growth potential for agricultural exports, which can be realized by leveraging the best global.
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