Preliminary results of 2019 indicate that poultry meat production in Russia will grow by 1.3%: from 4.98 million tons in 2018 to 5.045 million tons, the Finmarket agency reports with reference to the forecast of the Center for Agricultural Analytics of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation. In a similar forecast based on the results of pig production, it was noted that pork production in slaughter weight will grow by 2.9% year on year - up to 3.85 million tons. Exports of pork and poultry meat remained stable. According to the Federal Customs Service (FCS), for the period from January 1, 2019 to December 8, 2019, Russia exported 43.5 thousand tons of pork. Read more...
According to SoyaNews agency with reference to Interfax, the Department of Veterinary and Food Supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Belarus has banned the import of live pigs, pork, including wild boar meat, and other pig products from Adygea and the Stavropol Territory since December 20. Limitations are associated with the unfavorable epizootic situation of African swine fever in these regions of the Russian Federation. All permits for the export of pig-breeding products to the Republic of Belarus, previously issued to the farms of Adygea and the Stavropol. Read more...
The flagship meat processing enterprise of the AgroPromkomplektatsiya group of companies - Kursk Meat Processing Plant LLC - has received permission to export pork to Vietnam, the press center of the holding reports. Deliveries will begin in January 2020. After the New Year holidays, certified pork producers, including the Kursk meat processing plant, will begin to export meat to the Vietnamese market. Previously, Russian pig farms exported only offal to Vietnam. The situation has changed after African swine fever. Now there is a shortage of animal protein in Vietnam - this circumstance has accelerated negotiations with Russian exporters. The Rosselkhoznadzor. Read more...
The government of the Stavropol Territory considers poultry farming as a driver of growth in agricultural exports, according to the Stavropol Territory. Denis Polyubin, Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Stavropol Territory, specified short-term plans for the development of deliveries of agricultural products. He recalled that in accordance with presidential decree No. 204, the regional government has to solve a priority task: to quadruple the volume of exports - up to more than $ 1 billion in cost equivalent. Now the share of the Stavropol Territory in the Russian export of poultry meat is 40%. Poultry products of Stavropol agricultural companies are supplied to. Read more...
The beginning of the year for meat producers in Belarus was very successful. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food of Belarus, together with the main customs department of China, compiled a register of manufacturers who can sell their products in China. This was reported on the official website of the main customs department of the PRC. The register includes 11 meat processing plants, 5 chicken producers. Last year, the turnover of goods between Belarus and China increased by 40% and reached $ 3.7 billion. At the same time, the flow of goods from Belarus to the Chinese market increased 1.7 times and amounted to $ 570 million. Over the past year, 3.5 thousand tons of. Read more...
According to the regional government, about 20 national communities, which unite 490 families, are engagedin reindeer breeding work on Yamal The Yamalo-Nenets Region has exported over the current year more than 400 tonnes of venison to Germany and Finland, the regional government’s press service told TASS on Wednesday. Yamal has the world’s biggest domesticated deer population - more than 760,000 animals. The region is the only Russian region, which has the right to export venison to the EU countries. "In 2019, to Finland and Germany we have exported more than 400 tonnes of meat," the press service said, adding to those European countries. Read more...
TheWorld Banksaid in its latest forecast Wednesday that the Russian economy is expected to grow by 1.6% in 2020 and by 1.8% in 2021, slightly less than the multilateral development bank previously expected,The Moscow Timesreports. The report puts the growth of Russia’s GDP this year at 0.1 percentage points lower from its previous outlook but kept its 2021 forecast intact. Russia’s growth is expected to receive support from stable oil production and the government’s $400 billion national investment program fueled by last year’s value-added tax (VAT) hike, the World Bank said. “Nevertheless, private investment remains tepid in the. Read more...
Russia had a bumper grain crop in the 2019 agricultural marketing year (MY19), which ends on July 1, and is on track to have another good year in the 2020 season with a harvest of 121mn tonnes, according to official forecasts. Grain production was up 9% y/y to 123mn tonnes in MY19, which also saw exports of 45.5mn tonnes. Those results were down slightly on the year before (135.4mn tonnes and 54.6mn tonnes), when all time highs were set, including the Soviet-era. Thanks to heavy investment by the state, as part of its autarky food security policy, agriculturehas been one of the most dynamic growth sectors and a real policy success as Russia attempts to. Read more...
The Rosselkhoznadzor developed and sent to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation a package of amendments to the law “On Veterinary Medicine”. The bill regulates the use of antibiotics in livestock and poultry production. If amendments are adopted, control over the use of antibiotics in Russian agriculture will be tightened. “It contains a ban on the use of antimicrobials as growth stimulants, as well as for preventive purposes. Prescription antibiotic rates have been determined. It is also planned to introduce an entire article regulating the manufacture of feed with the addition of drugs, ” the head of Rosselkhoznadzor. Read more...
A Russian startup backed by an international food awareness organization plans to surpass Beyond Meat and conquer Europe’s plant-based meat market, the Meduza news websitereportedTuesday. The Berlin-based Proveg International investorsingles outRussia’s Greenwise startup for selling its plant-based strips and jerky in 2,000 stores across Russia. ForbesnamedGreenwise among the incubator’s five promising meat alternative startups. Greenwiseboastson its website that the green technology used to process vegetable proteins at its production plant southwest of Moscow “gives our meat alternatives [the] chewiness and texture of real. Read more...
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