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CONFLIT RUSSO-UKRAINIEN
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State support of Russia's agricultural exports would allow the country to increase such exports by 27 percent before 2020, reaching a total volume of $21,5 billion, Russian Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev said Tuesday.
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Malgré les sanctions occidentales – ou grâce à elles –, le pays est devenu une superpuissance céréalière. Outre le blé, il n’a plus besoin d’importer de légumes ni de viande de porc.
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En 2017 encore, la Russie devrait exporter des volumes record de céréales.Le pays a mis l’accent sur so
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« Localisation » et « substitution aux importations » sont devenus en deux ans parmi les mots les plus en vogue en Russie.
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La Russie a effectué avec succès sa première livraison de blé, cultivé dans la kraï de Krasnoïarsk, à la Chine. Les deux pays estiment que ce n’est que le début d’une bénéfique coopération commerciale agricole bilatérale.
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Losses to Russian farmers might total as much as $500 million
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According to Russia’s Deputy Agriculture Minister Sergei Levin, Russia did not assume similar supportive measures that is why it now exports grain instead of flour
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“Russian wheat prices, whose strength in dollar terms has been a big prop to world values, are poised for decline, Black Earth Farming said, as the group unveiled a return to a loss for what is set to be its last full year as an independent company.The farm operator in Russia's central, black earth region flagged a double whammy to the country's wheat values - from the "absence" of domestic buyers, which have already stockpiled 18% more of the grain than a year ago, besides the "current disappointing pace of exports".
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By 2030, Russia should completely meet all domestic requirements in starches and other products of grain deep processing, as well as cover at least 5% of the global market of the products, declared the Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Alexander Tkachev on December 13. Via CIHEAM News
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia became the leader in the export of grain and wheat despite sanctions imposed against Russia.
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This year's abnormally cold spring can hamper Russia's agricultural success: spring grain sowing is currently running slower than in 2016. The Ministry of Agriculture has already downgraded its grain crop forecast for 2017. Amid a growing demand from Egypt and the renewal of purchases by Turkey, a poor harvest can seriously affect prices.
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As the car industry tanks, dealers are looking at farming as a saviour
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A l’été 2014, la passe d’armes diplomatique entre l’Union européenne et la Russie autour de l’Ukraine avait abouti à l’imposition de sanctions réciproques. Et les première
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En 2016, la production agricole en Russie a augmenté de presque 5%, s'élevant à 5 600 milliards de roubles. Bilan du secteur agro-industriel
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ASTANA – Four agreements and a framework agreement on cooperation and trade with Food Corp. were signed between Kazakhstan and Chinese companies as part of a two-day visit to Beijing. The Kazakh delegation, headed by Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Askar Myrzakhmetov, discussed increasing quotas for Kazakh grain supply to China and strengthening investment…
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Russia’s agricultural export is expected to be maintained at the level of $17 bln in 2017, according to Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev
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La Russie est devenue en 2016 le premier pays exportateur de blé au monde. Les pays de la mer Noire, Russie et l'Ukraine fon
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To date, the European Commission is discussing the possibility of reducing the quotas for duty-free supplying of corn from Ukraine, declared the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, Taras Kutovyi on February 3. Via CIHEAM News
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