The issue of replacing the tariff quota for beef imports to Russia with a flat duty will be re-examined at a meeting of the subcommittee on customs-tariff and non-tariff regulation, protective measures in foreign trade, and the executive committee on economic development and integration, the Ministry of Agriculture told Interfax. A source in the financial and economic block of the government told Interfax that the meeting at which the issue was discussed took place on 20 July. Agencies are currently requesting information from industry unions in order to prepare an informed decision. Meanwhile, it was reported that there is no consensus in the meat. Read more...
At the end of July 2020 Cherkizovo Group was granted the status of a supplier to the United Nations (UN), the company informed. The company completed registration on the UN's Global Market official procurement portal and can now supply products for UN programs, including the World Food Programme. PJSC Cherkizovo Group (tax number: 7718560636) is an agricultural producer developing an integrated production business from feed-stuffs to ready meat products. The group comprises integrated poultry farms, pork production facilities, meat processing plants, feed mills and elevators. Cherkizovo's beneficiaries are Igor Babaev and his family. IFRS net profit of. Read more...
Grain production in Russia is expected to reach an all-time high this year, according to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), with wheat production reaching 78 million tons. The USDA has raised its July forecast by 1.5 million tons (excluding Crimea), saying that Russian wheat exports are also expected to rise by another 1.5 million tons this year, to 37.5 million. At the same time, the USDA’s forecast for global wheat production in the 20/21 season has been reduced by almost 3.5 million tons. Meanwhile, Russian analysts expect the country’s wheat harvest to grow by at least three million tons. According to Igor Pavensky, general director. Read more...
Since August 12, the Rosselkhoznadzor has introduced a ban on the import of poultry products from Australia due to the spread of bird flu in the country. "In connection with the deterioration of the epizootic situation in Australia for infection with highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses, temporary restrictions are imposed on the import of the following products to the Russian Federation from Australia," said a statement published on the agency's website. Import of live poultry and hatching eggs, poultry meat and all types of poultry products that have not undergone heat treatment, except for goods that have undergone processing that ensures. Read more...
Belarusian farmers will try to consolidate their positions on Russia’s food market after the pandemic-triggered economic slump is over, Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Subbotin said on Sunday,TASSreported. “The main focus is made on Russia. Common approaches to packaging, common approaches to food preferences, so, we will spare no effort to secure a stronghold on this market and will spare no effort to retain the segment we are no having, and even expand it,” he said in an interview with the Belarus 1 television channel. Nevertheless, in his words, Belarus is trying to diversify its exports. “Our products are known in almost. Read more...
Rustam Khafizov, Chief Analyst at Cherkizovo Group, took part in the online conferenceNew Challenges for Economy and Agriculturehosted by Agroinvestor Magazine. Company representatives and experts attending the event discussed the challenges and trends facing the industry in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and shared expectations about future market developments. The COVID-19 crisis and the restrictions imposed to contain it impacted Cherkizovo's sales channels. While the retail chain demand rose, HoReCa sales plummeted by almost 90% in the spring of 2020. The HoReCa segment has now rebounded, and the retail demand for meat products remains stable. At the. Read more...
In 2020, Russia will export 300,000 tons of poultry meat, almost 100.000 tons more than in 2019. That was forecasted by Galina Bobyleva, chairman of the Russian union of poultry producers Rosptitzesoyuz during a conference on August 6. Poultry exports Russia already exported 147,600 tons of poultry meat in the first half of 2020. For comparison, the volume in the first 6 months of 2019 only added up to 81,900 tons, Bobyleva said. Especially the export volume going to countries outside CIS (former Russian republics) grew substantially. “About 63% of our exports went to 24 countries, including China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, and others,” Bobyleva said.. Read more...
In early August 2020, Cherkizovo Group’s Petelinka brand launched the #PetelinkaPROFit online fitness project, providing up-to-the-minute tips on healthy eating and sports. The project will include a two-week online marathon which will be supported by the WorldClass gym network. “Healthy lifestyle is one of the major trends in the modern society. We know how important and appealing this topic is for our customers, which is why we decided to create our own fitness project. We hope that #PetelinkaPROFit will help Russian citizens answer any questions they might have had about healthy living and eating habits and inspire them to make a change. Read more...
Damate to restart turkey production at Eurodon.By the end of the year, the enterprise plans to produce about 2.65 thousand tons of turkey meat "Turkey Dvor", a structure of the Damate company, restarts turkey production at the former Eurodon sites in the Rostov region. 50 thousand two-day-old turkeyshatched in Germany have already been delivered to the farm. According to the regional government, 72 thousand turkey eggs were put into production in July, and they are now being incubated. The first brood of young stock is expected in the 20th of August, also "Turkey Dvor" expects delivery of 70 thousand eggs from the USA. According to the. Read more...
Since August 10, the Rosselkhoznadzor has temporarily limited the import of live poultry, hatching eggs, poultry meat and by-products from Bulgariathat have not undergone heat treatment. the farm network Agrobook reports. The ban was introduced in connection with the deterioration of the epizootic situation associated with the spread of the Newcastle disease virus in poultry farms in Bulgaria. Restrictions apply to feed and herbal feed additives from Bulgarian manufacturers, as well as used equipment for poultrykeeping and slaughtering. At the same timeall listed goods are allowed to be imported into Russia until August 23, 2020, accompanied by veterinary. Read more...
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