Russia's Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance is introducing enhanced laboratory control in relation to products coming from the Armenian enterprises Hayr Ev Vordi Buniatyanner.
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Russia may partially replace the United States as the lead exporter of soybeans to China, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday during his visit to China. 
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La Russie créera en Syrie le plus important centre d'exportation de blé au Proche-Orient en vue d'approvisionner en céréales russes les pays de la région, a déclaré à Sputnik Ali Hammoud, ministre syrien des Transports.
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Russia's agriculture safety watchdog said on Wednesday it would allow imports of beef and pork from nine Brazilian plants to resume from Thursday, ending an 11-month ban triggered by food safety concerns.
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In the search to replace U.S. soybeans, China is turning to Russia. Russia plans to increase production of soybeans in the Far East for deliveries to China, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told reporters in Beijing. The two countries are also planning to work more closely on other agriculture products, including rice, pork, poultry, fish, and to develop logistics.
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Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA) has revealed that Russia has resumed imports of its pork and beef following its closure in December 2017.
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Russia's agriculture safety watchdog said on Wednesday it would allow imports of beef and pork from nine Brazilian plants beginning on Thursday, ending an 11-month ban triggered by concerns about the safety of their meat products.
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La Syrie envisage de développer son infrastructure pour assurer l’acheminement du blé russe dans les pays du Proche-Orient alors que la Russie créera dans le pays d’importants magasins de céréales, a affirmé le ministre syrien des Transports.
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Japan is planning to conduct a logistics test using the Russian Trans-Siberian Railway and a ferry line to join four countries, including Russia, China, Japan, and South Korea, a Japanese official said Tuesday.
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Russia is paying more and more attention to agricultural export trying to switch to non-resource based economy model. In the Far Eastern Federal District, the intention to attract foreign investors to develop the area corresponds to China's increased demand for soybeans and wish to revitalise its Northeastern region.
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Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Russian Federation have sign a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that envisages strengthening ties in a broad range of fields and shows that SADC remains as one of Russia’s key partners in Africa.
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Saudi Arabia is planning to provide major investments into the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) with the fund expected to be renamed, according to the head of RDIF, Kirill Dmitriev.
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President of the Russia Vladimir Putin proposed to continue work on optimizing the Uzbek-Russian trade and its logistics, Uzbek media reported.
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Donald Trump a déclaré que la Russie «souhaitait recevoir une aide économique des États-Unis». Une nouvelle qui pourrait choquer dans le contexte actuel des tensions russo-américaines. Mais il y a ceux qui se soient empressés de voir dans cette déclaration la preuve de la capitulation géopolitique de Moscou.
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The grain market’s had a lot to think about this year. U.S.-China tensions have upended global trade flows, droughts around the world damaged crops and Russia keeps expanding its wheat dominance.
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Over three years ago, in May 2015, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that they would co-develop their Eurasian integration projects, the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the China-led Silk Road Economic Belt (SREB), now repackaged as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
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Russia plans to start supplying frozen poultry to China by the end of 2018, the government said on Wednesday, ending several years of waiting for meat producers to gain access to the major market.
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For the past two decades, Southern African leaders have been looking for external support and genuine foreign investment in infrastructure, agriculture and industry. Besides these economic spheres, the leaders plan to boost significantly business ties with foreign partners and seek effective ways to strengthen exports on foreign markets.
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Odds are Russia cannot continue to undercut the export market.
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Russia and Argentina have approved a draft agreement on fisheries cooperation. The agreement will make seafood exports from Argentina to Russia significantly easier and boost trade volumes. Russia will also obtain a right to fish in Argentine waters, the agreement stipulates.
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The Russian government will allocate $3 million to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) for the projects aimed at rehabilitating the Syrian agriculture, Victor Vasiliev, the Russian permanent representative in FAO.
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Russian agricultural production has surged by 20 percent over the past five years, according to President Vladimir Putin. He urged domestic producers to steadily expand their presence in internal and international markets.
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Russian wheat export prices fell last week due to intensified competition with U.S. wheat for supplies to Egypt, the world's largest importer and the top buyer of Russian wheat, analysts said on Monday.
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Although unfavorable weather conditions contributed to a drop in Russia’s grain harvest from a record setting 2017-18, it is still higher than the 10-year average. The Russian Ministry of Agriculture is estimating a total grain harvest of 105 million tonnes for the current market year, according to a report from the U.S.
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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has estimated that this year will be a 10-year record with regard to the vegetable harvest. The Ministry Press Service stated that by the end of 2018, Russia will produce one million tons of greenhouse vegetables. This will be an increase of 12.3 percent compared to last year, Izvestia reported.
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