The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) of Russia sent requests to Cherkizovo, GAP Resurs and Prioskolye companies to analyze the validity of the established prices for chicken meat. The press service of the department reported this.
“The Service has sent inquiries to these companies to conduct an analysis of the reasonableness of the prices set,” the statement said.
As the service noted, these manufacturers together can influence the competitive environment.
If monopolistically high prices are established and this position is abused, companies may be subject to measures, including turnover fines.
FAS will take antimonopoly response measures.
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Belarus needs a poultry genetic centre to get rid of the dependence on imported parent flocks and hatching eggs, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko outlined during a government meeting in Minsk.
Lowering dependence on foreign countries is a critical task for the Belarussian poultry industry, Lukashenko said, criticising the lack of progress in this field in recent years.
“You are telling me about this chicken and hatching eggs [issue] for 5 or 10 years already,” Lukashenko said after hearing a report about the total dependence of the Belarussian poultry industry on foreign genetics presented by the Belarusian Ministry of Food and.
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All farm animals, including livestock, pigs, sheep and goats, will be required to be tagged with special identification tags or chips from 1 March 2024. This will allow tracking and control of animal movements, as well as ensuring food safety and animal health. Labeling will also help in the fight against animal diseases and prevent the spread of infections.
Farm animal owners will be required to comply with these new requirements and ensure their animals are tagged by this date.
The entire data set will be stored in the Horriot system, which consists of 4 modules. The first module allows you to create unique identification numbers (ID), the second is designed to.
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On Friday, September 29, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of Dagestan Emin Shaikhgasanov took part in the ceremonial meeting of Natalya Yankova, a tourist from the Moscow region, who tried her hand at being a shepherd during the cattle drive.
Natalya Yankova arrived in Dagestan in the spring of 2023 and, as part of the staff of the Agrofirma Sogratl agricultural enterprise, went to move sheep from the Kumtorkalinsky district to the Tlyaratinsky district - to the summer pastures of the farm. The Khimki resident spent the entire summer in the mountains, and in the fall she went out again in the opposite direction.
In the Kumtorkala region, the flock of.
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In August, wholesale prices for pork and chicken meat sharply increased on the regional market. The rise in prices for raw materials will inevitably affect retail, experts say.
According to Olga Kosareva, associate professor of the Department of Commerce and Trade at Synergy University, by the New Year and Christmas holidays, consumer prices for sausages will increase by 20–30% compared to January 2023. She clarified that the heads of meat processing enterprises, which purchased raw materials during the period of rising prices, planned to increase prices by about 10% in September, but this is far from the limit.
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Russian pork, which has gained access to the Chinese market, will begin to arrive there in the second or third quarter of 2024, the Ministry of Economic Development reports.
The General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China on Thursday announced the approval of pork supplies from the Russian Federation. The decision was made based on the results of a risk assessment and analysis of the state control system for African swine fever (ASF) in Russia. The Chinese side also recognized the regionalization principle in force in the Russian Federation, which allows the export of pork from regions where there is no ASF. Thus, the restrictions introduced.
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Food production in August in the Russian Federation increased by 8.8% compared to August 2022. Compared to July of this year, the growth was 3.1%, for January-August - 6.5%, follows from the materials of the Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat).
Beverage production in August in annual terms decreased by 1.6%, compared to July of this year - by 2.1%. However, in general, over eight months the figure increased by 1.3%.
302.8 thousand tons of cattle, pork, lamb, goat and horse meat were produced in August, which is 4.4% more than in August 2022, and 3.3% more than in July 2023 . Production over the eight months increased by 4.5%, amounting to 2.4 million tons..
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China has granted Russia permission to supply pork to the Chinese market following ten years of Russia seeking entry to the country’s large pork market, the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) said in a statement.
Rosselkhoznadzor said that the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China has lifted the restrictions on Russian imports of pork after taking a decision to permit supplies based on the results of a risk assessment and analysis of the state control system for African swine fever in Russia.
The documents that had not permitted Russian pork supplies to China have ceased.
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Today in Russia the growth of chicken meat production has practically stopped. This was reported by the Vedomosti newspaper with reference to Rosstat data.
According to them, over the eight months of this year, Russian companies as a whole produced 4.3 million tons of this product in live weight. This is only 0.7 percent higher than in the same period last year. Rosstat data was confirmed by the Ministry of Agriculture. However, the ministry noted that, in general, the poultry industry is showing positive dynamics, and at the end of the year it again expects a significant increase in the indicator.
The material clarified that today the domestic market is fully.
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Over the past year, Russia has reduced supplies of agricultural products to unfriendly countries by $2.6 billion. As Interfax reports, such data was announced by the Minister of Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev at the VI International Fisheries Forum that opened in St. Petersburg.
He noted that exports were reoriented, on the contrary, to politically friendly and neutral states towards the Russian Federation. He named fish products as one example, in keeping with the topic of the forum. Its import to the interested countries, according to him, increased by four percent. In general, despite the sanctions, the number of markets for its sales has only increased from last year’s.
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