The Ministry of Agriculture drew attention to the shortage of workers in the agricultural sector. Now the personnel shortage is estimated at 200 thousand workers, and this is already a critical level.
At the Novosibirsk Agri-Food Forum, First Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Oksana Lut drew attention to the shortage of personnel in the agricultural sector. According to the deputy minister, the situation is especially critical for agriculture, because the level of wages in the industry is lower than in other industries, where there is also a shortage of personnel.
As the deputy minister explained, in almost all regions the salary in the.
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An increase in imports of frozen beef in Russia could lead to significant changes in the market for this product. This government decision aims to increase beef availability and reduce prices, which could have a positive impact on both consumers and producers.
One of the main consequences of increased imports of frozen beef will be increased competition in the market. Currently, most beef imports to Russia come from South American countries. Any changes in import volumes and prices for these products will directly affect the domestic market, especially the processing and catering segments (Horeca). Increasing the availability of frozen beef through lower.
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Projects in the field of agriculture, involving the construction of livestock breeding, grain processing and greenhouse complexes worth 84 billion rubles, are planned to be implemented in the regions of the Siberian Federal District. This is provided for by the plan for implementing the strategy for the socio-economic development of the district until 2035, Governor of the Omsk Region Vitaly Khotsenko, head of the Siberian Agreement Council for Agriculture, said at a meeting of the Interregional Association “Siberian Agreement” (SASS).
“In the agriculture cluster, it is planned to implement 11 priority investment projects totaling 84 billion rubles..
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New restrictions on chicken exports from Russia have become the subject of debate after President Vladimir Putin expressed his concern about rising prices for the product. The Ministry of Agriculture has proposed a temporary ban on the export of poultry meat and eggs, and this issue will be considered in mid-November at the subcommittee of the Ministry of Economic Development on customs and tariff regulation.
Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko emphasized that a discussion on the ban on chicken exports has not yet taken place, and a decision on this issue has not yet been made. However, she stressed that new restrictions on food exports other than chicken.
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Russian pork exports to China could reach up to 100 thousand tons in the first few years.
Dmitry Krasnov, head of Agroexport, has stated that the opening of the Chinese market to Russian pork could potentially double Russian pork exports in the medium term. Krasnov expects pork exports to China to reach up to 100,000 tons in the next few years and possibly up to 200,000 tons. In 2022, total Russian pork exports were a little over 160,000 tons, and in 2023 they are expected to reach 200,000 tons.
This development is crucial as the Russian market is already fully supplied with its own products, and additional production can only be ensured through new export markets..
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Recently, more and more attention has been paid to climate change and its impact on various sectors of the economy. And today we see that this issue has become relevant for the agricultural-industrial complex (AIC). An open conference “The Role of Climate Regulation in the Competitiveness of Russian Agricultural Products” was recently held, organized by the Federal Center “Agroexport” and JSC “KEPT” with the support of the Russian Ministry of Agriculture. The conference discussed important issues related to climate challenges and presented key messages that we will consider in more detail.
One of the main conclusions of the conference is.
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Stavropol lamb production continues to show impressive growth, supported by government support measures. According to the latest data, lamb production in the region for the current year has increased by 11% compared to last year. This important growth was made possible thanks to the allocation of almost 35 million rubles to sheep farmers in the Stavropol Territory to support production.
Development of sheep farming in the Stavropol Territory
Sheep farming is a socially significant sub-sector of livestock farming in the Stavropol Territory and continues to receive support measures within the framework of the regional state program "Agricultural Development"..
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The Russian agricultural sector expects a noticeable increase in product exports this year. Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko predicts a 10 percent increase in exports, but exact figures have not yet been made public. However, the Ministry of Agriculture expects exports to exceed $45 billion. Russia actively exports grain, its processed products, oilseeds and fat-and-oil products, dairy and meat products.
It is interesting to note that Russia has moved from importing some products, such as meat, to exporting. This means that the country supplies these goods in larger quantities than it imports. This fact indicates the growth of production and competitiveness.
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Based on the results of nine months of 2023, the agricultural production index amounted to 101.3%, as follows from Rosstat data. At the same time, a significant increase was recorded in September compared to the same month in 2022 - 12.7%. At the same time, the service previously noted negative dynamics in agricultural production: in August - 93.7%, in July - 97.1%. In January-September last year, the agricultural production index amounted to 111.7%.
The volume of agricultural production in September 2023 in current prices, according to preliminary estimates by Rosstat, reached 2.1 trillion rubles. During the period from January to September 2023, products worth.
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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture proposed to exempt importers of certain types of chicken from paying import customs duties for 2024 when supplying products up to 160 thousand tons. Interfax reports this with reference to a letter from the ministry with a corresponding proposal to the Ministry of Economic Development and the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
In the document, the Ministry of Agriculture asks to submit for consideration to the subcommittee on customs, tariff and non-tariff regulation, protective measures in foreign trade of the Government Commission for Economic Development and Integration the issues of establishing a temporary ban on the export of.
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