The head of Chile's National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service hopes to have a 'favorable response in the coming weeks.' Alicia Gallardo, the head of Chile's National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service (Sernapesca), said she believes Russian authorities are open to lifting their remaining restrictions on imports of Chilean salmon. "We hope to have a favorable response in the coming weeks," Gallardo said following a video conference with Konstantin Savenkov, deputy director of Russia's Federal Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance Service (Rosselkhoznadzor) and members of her technical team. In the meeting, the Chilean delegation. Read more...
Russia’s biggest turkey meat producer Damate showed interest in buying the bankrupted duck meat company Donstar, Russian newspaper Kommersant reported. Just recently Damate started the New Duck Technologies branch in Rostov Oblast, where the Donstar poultry farms are located. This new company could be used to acquire Donstar assets. Duck producer Donstar itself has roots in the turkey sector as it was established in 2010 as a subsidiary of the Russian turkey meat producer Eurodon. The company built 60 poultry houses, a feed mill and some other facilities in Rostov Oblast. Donstar had a production capacity of 27,000 tonnes of duck meat in 2017 and announced plans. Read more...
The DairyNews studied the conclusion of the Accounts chamber of the Russian Federation on the results of external checks of compliance with the law on budget and budget reporting in 2019 by the Ministry of agriculture. We tell you what conclusions the Department of Alexey Kudrin came to and what the Ministry of Dmitry Patrushev responded to them. ABOUT THE MONEY The actual amount of cash payments for costs of Ministry of agriculture of Russia in 2019 cumulatively amounted to: at the end of first quarter – 43 330,3 million (14,6% of the consolidated budget spending report (hereinafter BSR) (including changes) in the amount of 296 174,39 million rubles, at the. Read more...
World total meat production is forecast to fall by 1.7 percent in 2020. World pig meat output is forecast to record a sharp contraction. According to FAO, for the second year in a row,world pig meat outputis forecast to record a sharp contraction, falling to 101 million tonnes in 2020, or 8.0 percent less than in the previous year. Much of the global decline would be on account of China, but also Viet Nam, the Philippines and the USA. In China, the spread of ASF is largely behind a predicted 20 percent fall in pig meat output to 35 million tonnes, following on from the 21 percent retreat already recorded in 2019. With a string of policies launched by the Government. Read more...
The large meat companies in Russia gained further market share last year and were responsible for more than half of the meat production. According to "Agroinvestor.ru", the top 25 companies produced a total of around 5.4 mill. t of meat in carcass weight (cw), which was 420,000 t or 8% more than in 2018, with the Cherkizovo group of companies leading the ranking of the largest meat producers for the fifth year in succession. The listed Group produced almost 830,000 t of cw poultry and pork; compared to the previous year, this was an increase of 128,000 t or 18%. Second place went to Miratorg, the country's largest producer of pork and. Read more...
Since the end of 2019, Rusagro Group has launched a project to increase the capacity of a meat factory in the Tambov Region. In the fourth quarter of 2019, the company has already invested 1.4 billion rubles in the project. The total investment will amount to 2 billion rubles, Kommersant writes with reference to the company's annual report. According to Rusagro, slaughter productivity should increase by a third. Earlier, the company talked about increasing the capacity of the slaughter of Tambov Bacon LLC from 4.5 to 7.2 thousand heads per day, and the deboning line from 3.5 to 4.75 thousand heads per day. At the same time, new pig farms of the group are. Read more...
In the first quarter of 2020, Russia exported 36,500 tonnes of pork, 66% more than during the same period of the previous year. That analysis was shared with Pig Progress by Lybov Savkina, commercial director of the Russian analytical agency Emeat. In comparison to 2019, exports of both frozen pork (+333%) and bacon (+322%) skyrocketed, Savkina said. The major markets for Russian pork were Hong Kong (30% share), Ukraine (28%), Belarus (20%), and Vietnam (14%). Russia exported pork worth US$ 58.8 million at an average price of US$ 1.61/kg. Different pork products to different countries Russian companies exported different products to different countries,. Read more...
Trading Company Cherkizovo has started selling Pava-Pava turkey charcuteries. The brand's expansion into the new segment comes as a response to customer demands. Over the year, this category has been showing a double-digit growth in Russia. The first Pava-Pava charcuteries were delivered to federal retail chains this week. Their range currently consists of three products– hot dogs, Mramornaya ham, and Nezhnoye fillet, all made from 100% turkey meat (breasts and thighs) with high protein and low fat content. More is in the pipeline. Pava-Pava products have been manufactured since 2017 by Tambov Turkey, an equal-stake joint venture between Cherkizovo Group. Read more...
Measures to stem the spread of the coronavirus amplified those swine shortages and accelerated attempts to boost the population of domestic herds. The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on commercial aviation, but Alexey Isaykin's cargo carrier has been fully loaded. Volga-Dnepr Group has flown more than 3,000 breeding pigs to China from France this year. The animals -- transported 6,450 miles (10,400 kilometers) in wooden crates in the hold of a Boeing 747 cargo plane -- are being used to restore local livestock levels to help mitigate shortages in the world's largest pork market after an outbreak of African swine fever decimated China's hog herds. Measures. Read more...
The regular meeting of the German-Russian Agrarian-Political Dialogue Project Council featured the Deputy Minister’s of Agriculture Sergei Levin report affirming that cooperation between the two countries in the agricultural sector remains much fruitful. The event was also attended by the Parliamentary Secretary of State under the Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture of the Federal Republic of Germany Uwe Fayler, representatives of the Committee of the Federation Council on Agrarian and Food Policy and Environmental Management of the Russian Federation, the State Duma Committee on Agriculture, the German Embassy in Moscow, the German Peasant Union and. Read more...
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