The cost of economic sanctions and other trade restrictions imposed by other countries cost Russia $6.3 billion by late 2018, estimates of the Economic Development Ministry presented on Tuesday reveal, according toGazeta.ru. These restrictions include anti-dumping duties, licensing, quotas, technical barriers, sanitary and phytosanitary measures and also economic sanctions. Measures imposed by the European Union hurt Russia’s economy the most, the data reveals. The total damage is estimated at $2.4 billion. U.S. sanctions cost Russia nearly $1.17 billion, while losses from Ukraine’s restrictions amounted to $775 million, the ministry said in. Read more...
Iran exported $533 million worth of commodities to Russia in 2018, up from $392 million in 2017, an Iranian envoy in Russia has said, according to theFinancial Tribune. The figure registered a growth of 36 percent in Iran’s exports to the country’s northern neighbor compared with the preceding year, according to Farhad Parand, Iran’s commercial attaché in Russia. The Islamic Republic mainly exported included pistachio, raisins, dates, apples, cucumbers, tomatoes, fish, shrimp, milk, cheese, tea, kiwi fruit,and cabbage. The trade between Iran and Russia stood at 1.74 billion dollars in 2018, registering a 2-percent growth from. Read more...
There are good prospects for deliveries of Russian meat products to Turkey, the main thing is to determine the products that can not only take, but also keep the market share, which is highly competitive. This was told by expert Leonid Kholod. Russian meat products have gained access to the Turkish market. This was told by the Russian ambassador in Turkey, Alexei Yerkhov. "There is a first decision on the admission of Russian meat products to the Turkish market within the allocated quota, but without duties. We are currently negotiating how to formalize this existing solution. I think such decisions will be reached in the coming weeks. This is a kind of breakthrough,. Read more...
The ban on the supply of certain types of products from one Colombian enterprise has been lifted. The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance reports that according to the results of the inspection conducted in February 2019 in the territory of the Republic of Colombia, the following types products by enterprise No. 680B “RED CARNICA SAS” are allowed to be supplied to Russia: boneless beef derived from animals originating from Colombia, with the exception of the departments of Cesar, Boyaca and La Guahira; beef by-products, subjected to heat treatment, guaranteeing the destruction of. Read more...
Ukrainian poultry exports have reached a record high of 329,000 tonnes thanks to increased demand from the UE and Middle East countries, reported The press service of the National Scientific Center "Institute of Agrarian Economics" (IAE). "Last year, Ukrainian poultry meat exports hit the record high of 329,000 tonnes. In 2018, due to continued extensive geographical diversification and consolidation in new markets after leaving the Russian market, there was a positive tendency towards an increase in the volume of meat and offal exports. Last year, the exports of meat products increased by 21.6% compared to 2017 and totalled $646 million," IAE. Read more...
Russian Economic Development Minister Maksim Oreshkin told television channel Rossiya 24 that the World Trade Organization (WTO) has been slowed down by the United States and its operation has apparently come to a halt, according toRambler.Photo:foodnavigator.com “The United States is playing actively on the global arena, breaching all the principles that have evolved over the recent years,” the minister said. “[Not long ago] an extensive meeting of the WTO ministers was held, but the organization is not de facto functioning now. All the processes have come to a halt.” The Russian minister added that “hypothetically, it cannot be ruled. Read more...
With no vaccine to protect animals, researchers say the virus – which can survive for more than a year in dry-cured ham – is a particular risk to countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar.Russia’s veterinary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor has imposed temporary restrictions on the import of pork and pig products from Mongolia due to outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF) according to RBC. A document signed by the Deputy Head of the agency, Konstantin Savenkov, imposes a ban on the import of domestic pigs and captive wild pigs from Mongolia. The ban also applies to waste and manure from pigs, used equipment for housing, slaughter and cutting,. Read more...
The company's pilot sheep farm provided the first production of lamb of over 3,970 kg in live weight. The first lamb meat produced by Miratorg has reached the Russian market in January after the company has started its pilot sheep farm in 2018. The sheep breeding complex provided company’s meat processing plant with the first batch of lamb of over 3,970 kg in live weight and other sheep farms are going to be built in Central Federal region, announced the company in a press release. The sheep farm is situated in Fatezh district of Kursk region and provides a full production cycle from breeding of nucleus herds with high genetics to animal fattening. Lambs stay. Read more...
Crimean poultry farming needs state support, because it cannot grow feed material due to water supply problems. The Republican Minister of Agriculture Andrei Ryumshin told that“in the Russian Federation there is no support for poultry farming, with the exception of breeding poultry farming, because it is very well developed. But Crimea needs this support. Local producers are in difficult conditions, because they are forced to purchase almost all feed material from other regions of the country at a high price,”. According to him, the peninsula itself can not provide itself with poultry feed, because there is no necessary irrigation. As REGNUM news agency. Read more...
Russian Federal Customs Service offered to expand the food bargo. In the list of prohibited goods may appear canned meat and fish, crustaceans and mollusks, sturgeon caviar, olives, as well as canned tomatoes and other vegetables, fruit juices, mashed potatoes and jams, writes RBC. In 2018 the Russian Federation purchased such products for $ 1.2 billion. The initiative is designed to eliminate the possibility of importation of prohibited goods through the declaration of their codes "goods cover", not included in the list. The proposal of the FCS is now being considered by the Ministry of Agriculture. It is noted that the ban may also include fresh and chilled. Read more...
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