In December 2019, the Ulybino poultry farm will begin operating in the Novosibirsk region, InfoPro54 reports. Before the New Year holidays, the first batch of Peking duck Star-53, grown in the Iskitim district, will appear in Novosibirsk retail chains, and in mid-2020, the company Ulybino plans to begin supplying products to the Chinese market. The company is designed for a full production cycle. In the spring of 2020, Ulybino will commission the next line of houses. When fully loaded, the annual capacity of the slaughterhouse will reach 18 thousand tons. The project includes 55 feeding buildings, an incubator, 21 buildings for the maintenance of the parent herd,. Read more...
The idea of such a project was proposed by an entrepreneur from China. At the end of September, Omsk business incubator selected ten investment projects of Chinese investors. The experts were representatives of the Ministry of Economy of the Omsk Region, the regional business incubator, the entrepreneurial community and OmSTU, which became the main operator of the program. The selection was won by projects in food production, catering, tourism and information technology. The Chinese side is mainly interested in the raw materials and energy resources of our country. “We are introducing a poultry meat production project. In the Omsk region there is a lot. Read more...
For eight months of 2019, 327.5 thousand tons of cattle and poultry meat were produced in the Krasnodar Territory. This is 6.7% more than the same period last year. Also, growth was recorded in milk production. In all categories of farms, milk production reached 985.9 thousand tons which is 0.3% higher than last year. All the successes achieved are ensured by the presence of a strong forage base, high genetic potential of animals, the creation of optimal conditions for keeping, and also significant measures of state support. Annually, more than 1 billion rubles of subsidies from the federal and regional budgets are allocated for the development of this. Read more...
On Thursday, October 10, in the Moscow Cosmos Hotel, more than 300 representatives of the poultry industry will gather for an export forum. Forum “Russian Poultry Production 2019”, which falls out on a short gap between the inserts “Equipment, Technologies, Raw Materials and Ingredients for Food and Processing Industry AGROPRODMASH-2019” and “Golden Autumn”, promises to be extremely informationaly saturated. This year, participants are offered a new form of exchange of views and fresh impressions - an expert discussion - with presentations from representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian. Read more...
On October 1, 2019, the first installation meetings were held on the systemic development of organized trading in fish products, other aquatic biological resources and meat (this work is carried out by the Federal Antimonopoly Service and in the framework of the implementation of the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin on the implementation of the existing “road maps”). During the events, representatives of three exchange platforms spoke about the existing experience in the exchange trade in fish and meat, as well as about the prospects for its development. So, for example, in May 2015, the auction electronic platform for. Read more...
In Russia, 17 million tons of food worth more than 1.6 trillion rubles are thrown annually. Food sharing can partially correct this situation: as early as 2024, thanks to Internet services, 1 million tons of products can be saved. Experts from the Russian Association of Electronic Communications (RAEC) and the TIAR-Center consulting company have calculated how many products citizens and retail chains throw away annually. According to their estimates, based on data from the Higher School of Economics and Rosstat, about 17 million tons of products are dumped annually. Today, at the stage of sale and consumption, at least 16% of all manufactured products are. Read more...
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Gordeyev suggested setting up an organization of grain exporters similar to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) during talks in Germany on Saturday, his press service said in a statement. "Vice premier Alexei Gordeyev came up with a proposal to create an OPEC-type organization for grain exporters in order to ensure the stability of the grain market, coordinate grain prices and tackle famine," the statement says. The initiative was voiced during a meeting with German Minister of Food and Agriculture ·Julia Klockner and Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia Armin Laschet on the sidelines. Read more...
A decrease in exports was the main drag on Russia’s GDP growth in the second quarter of this year, as it deepened from -0.4% YoY in 1Q19 to -4.9% YoY in 2Q19, analysts comment after official data on the structure of Russia’s economy was published earlier this week. The drop in exports was a result of lower global demand for metals, Russia’s OPEC+ commitments and the temporary halt in oil exports via the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline. Deterioration of net exports caused by external or temporary factors (not fiscal or monetary policies), knocked off 1.7 percentage points from the 2Q19 GDP growth rate,INGsaid. Rosstat previouslyestimatedRussia’s GDP. Read more...
Russian citizen spends an average of 558 rubles ($8.5) on a daily basis.The Romir research holding provides such data. The average weekly spendings of Russian citizens show the dynamics of the average purchase value made during the week. Sociologists calculated the average amount based on the. Read more...
Pig prices have fallen in Russia and currently stand at 94 Roubles per kg liveweight ($1.46). This is a reflection of the economy and peoples buying power reducing. Local reports are that meat sales rise following people receiving salaries. In a recent speech the Chairman of the Russian Pig Producers Association warned that many Russian pig farms with the highest costs risk bankruptcy. This is unusual news for Russia, which has seen high pig prices for years on the back of controlling imports and massive expansion of pig production, much of which was subsidised. Historically lowering pig prices have triggered government support. These days this is not. Read more...
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