In Russia, per capita consumption of important staple foods has increased in 2019. According to current data from the Russian Statistical Office (Rosstat) in Moscow, average meat consumption increased by one kilogram to 76 kg per capita compared to 2018. The average consumption of vegetables, fruit and berries per capita increased by the same amount to 108 kg and 62 kg, respectively. For milk and dairy products, the statisticians recorded a significant increase of 5 kg to a total of 234 kg per capita and year. Beyond that the per capita consumption of eggs rose by 1 egg to 285 eggs. On the other hand the average consumption of sugar with 39 kg, of vegetable oil with. Read more...
Сherkizovo Group, Russia's largest meat producer, enters another important export market. The Company begins supplying chicken meat to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The first batch, produced at the Group’s Vasilyevskaya poultry farm (Penza Region), has already been shipped to Saudi Arabia. It included boneless broiler chicken meat, for which there is a steady demand amongst the Kingdom's meat processors and food service providers. The cargo will be unloaded in the Saudi port of Jeddah, undergo the necessary customs procedures, and be sent to local consumers. The chickens, bred specifically for export to the Saudi market, are raised on a diet of vegetable. Read more...
Ukraine’s biggest poultry producer MHP plans to launch 250 meat stores of the new Myasomarket chain in Kyiv by 2025.The plan is to directly reach out to consumers on the domestic market in a new way, Dmitry Morozov, director of the MHP’s franchise department told local press. ...the convenience store format is something that has long been a reality in the developed world, but not in Ukraine.” The company is already involved in 1700 stores in the Nasha Ryaba retail chain. MHP is also launching a fast-food chain, with the test store operational since July of 2020, Morozov said. And the company is looking across borders as well, and has plans to. Read more...
Lard can supply the body with essential vitamins and accelerate the healing process, Russian therapist Igor Yurkin told NEWS.ru. The number of people infected with coronavirus in Russia is growing every day. The seasonal incidence of SARS significantly complicates the situation. During this period, it is necessary to help the body overcome the infection with medicines and a particular set of useful products. As the therapist explained, four of these ‘elements’ can boost immunity and speed up the healing process. Lard ranked first among such products. Fat tissue is a storehouse of nutrients and a huge energy supply. It also contains a lot of vitamins. A. Read more...
In January-August 2020, Russia exported 26 thousand tons of sausages and similar products, which is 36% more than in the same period last year. In value terms, sales abroad increased by 28% to $ 52 million, the Ministry of Agriculture said. According to the ministry, Russian sausages were bought by 25 countries. The largest importers are the neighboring countries, and the volume of exports to these countries is growing. Thus, deliveries to Kazakhstan increased in physical terms by 34%, to Ukraine - by 1.5 times, to Azerbaijan - by 39%. Talking about non-CIS countries, 13 tons of sausages were exported to Vietnam, 3.9 tons - to South Korea, 3.7 tons - to China, 2.9. Read more...
At the end of September, the Ochakov Food Ingredients Plant (OKPI), a Russian food innovation lab,announcedit has produced the country’s first sample of cultivated meat.“Cultivated meat” isone of the termsused to indicate meat produced by in vitro cultivation of animal cells, without the need to slaughter any animal. In this case, the 40-gram sample was grown using the muscle tissue of an Aberdeen Angus calf.The project was carried out over a 2-year period and the sample cost 900,000 rubles (around $14,000) to produce, stated the lab in its press release. “In vitro meat, also known as cultivated meat, is a very promising direction for the. Read more...
With grain production in Russia expected at record highs this year, the country has continued boosting exports and extending the list of its potential buyers around the world,Russia Todayreported. Algeria’s state grains agency said last week it would start accepting wheat imports from all countries, including Russia, in its next tender. Until now, Russia has only been able to export small amounts to the world’s third-biggest buyer of wheat. The move follows Saudi Arabia opening up its market for Russian grain last year. Russian grain accounted for all cargoes bought in Egypt’s latest tender on Tuesday. Russia has also increased wheat exports. Read more...
Cherkizovo Trade House served as an official partner of TEFI-KIDS 2020, Russia’s national TV award for the best children's shows. During the award ceremony, all the winners and guests received sets of Cherkizovo products as gifts. The second TEFI-KIDS award ceremony took place on October5 at the Et Cetera theatre, with Bronze Orpheus statuettes distributed in tencategories, including the Daily Information and Entertainment Show for Children, TV Movie/Series and the Best Animated Movie. The event was hosted byMikella Abramova, a young talent, andVyacheslav Makarov, a singer, member of the Kamyzyaky KVN (Club of the Funny and Inventive People) team and a participant. Read more...
Another Russian company has received the right to access pig products market in Vietnam/Rosselkhoznadzor continues to expand the list of Russian enterprises entitled to supply livestock products to Vietnam. According to the information received, the Department of Animal Health of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam (DAH) has granted export rights to another Russian pork producer.Thus, at present 17 Russian enterprises have the right to supply pork and. Read more...
Experts note the significant growth of the industry due to loans and benefits of the state.Since 2017, Uzbekistan has been implementing the project "Development of the livestock sector," which is designed for six years - from 2017 to 2022. The country's financial partners were IBRD and the International Development Association, which provided loans of $30 million and $120 million for 25 years, respectively. The contribution of Uzbekistan itself is about $78 million: half in the form of financial funds, half in the form of tax and customs benefits. A distinctive feature of the meat livestock development program was that state support in the form of. Read more...
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