Miratorg to support its beef. Read more...
It looks like the economic crisis is easing up (just like Mr. Putin said!) as European companies have come flocking to Russia over the last few months to localize production - despite sanctions. The Russian-German Chamber of Commerce Russia’s economy seems to getting back on track. The country’s GDP is improving (in 2016 it onlyfellby 0.2 percentcompared to 2.8 percent in 2015) and inflation remains at a record low of three percent. Great news that’s not only pleased thegovernmentbut also prompted many European businesses to step up their activity in Russia. German companies, for instance, are taking advantage of the country’s growth.. Read more...
Russian Agriculture Bank, or Rosselkholzbank, may issue perpetual bonds to boost its capital next year, the bank's deputy chief executive Kirill Levin told Reuters. "We will decide on the need, the programmes registered are for the future," he said. Levin added that there is no urgent need for the capital boost now.On Monday, Russian central bank said it has registered a total of 10 planned perpetual bond issues by the state-owned Rosselkhozbank totally worth $450 million and separately 300 million euros ($353 million).. Read more...
Cherkizovo Group has announced its operating results for the nine months ended 30 September 2017, reporting a 4 per cent increase in sales volumes. Poultry salesvolumes from January to September 2017 increased by 4 per cent year-on-year to 385,373 tonnes of sellable weight compared to the same period last year where total sales volumes amounted to 372,070 tonnes. This rise is a result of growth in production, owing to improved operating performance. The average price during the reporting period increased by 1 per cent year-on-year to 90.131 RUB/kg as a result of an increase in value-added products and brand name sales by 18 per cent and HoReCa sales by 1 per. Read more...
The Russian government has expanded the range of meat and livestock imports it has blocked from the US, EU and other countries. Read more...
A new biosafety point has opened in Georgia’s eastern region of Kakheti to make sure livestock and cattle are safe from infectious diseases.With the opening of the biosafety point in Kvareli, the region now has three such points in total including Sighnaghi and Dedoplistskaro opened earlier this year. Farmers can use the various services of the biosafety points free of charge,Agendareports. Veterinarians from the National Food Agency will monitor the entire process that includes special disinfection facilities, baths, water reservoirs, quarantine zones and other services. Biosafety points aim at making sure sheep, cows and other cattle are inspected,. Read more...
Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) agricultural markets analyst, Andriy Pankratov, has commented on Ukraine’s declining pig livestock, predicting that the beginning of 2018 will see the lowest numbers of Ukraine’s independence. "We have repeatedly heard that the pig population [in Ukraine] in the beginning of 2017 turned out to be the smallest in nearly a decade. It's interesting how things are happening right now. First, I'd like to mention that the situation has even worsened… livestock has continued to decrease," Pankratov explained to Liga.net. Numbers are continually fluctuating but. Read more...
Belarus plans to launch poultry meat supplies to China in Q1 2018, head of the main department for foreign economic affairs of the Belarusian Agriculture and Food Ministry Aleksei Bogdanov told the media ahead of the 2nd international export forum Belarusian Meat on 25 October. "Not long ago our delegation came back from China where we discussed the issues of beef supplies. Very soon two companies, these are Mogilev Meat Packing Plant and Veles Meat, will start their supplies. "We are busy with expanding the list of companies that can supply products to the Chinese market. I hope we will do it before the end of the year. In the first quarter of the year we. Read more...
Today, moving from the city to the countryside has become the mainstream in Russia, but in 2012 the Bajans were one of the first such families to step into the unknown, rethinking the concept of eco-living in the countryside. Mikhail and Valeriya Bajan from the Russian city of Tver decided to move to the countryside in 2012. Both in their early twenties with degrees in law and engineering, they got tired of living a busy life in the city in a tiny apartment and were dreaming instead about having a big house in the countryside and cultivating their own land. For them and many other like-minded young people, living outside the city presents an opportunity to relax a. Read more...
Russian livestock and poultry producer Trud, owned by Russian businessman Boris Paikin, has announced plans to become one of Russia’s largest. Read more...
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