1901. |
31.01.06 |
Cold Cuts Into Grain Harvest
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Some grain is being held back for sowing, putting pressure on supplies.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Moscow Times)
[110]
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1902. |
07.10.05 |
EXPERTS BELIEVE USDA FORECAST ON RAW SUGAR IMPORTS TO RUSSIA IS TOO HIGH
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Russian sugar market experts believe a recent forecast by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture (USDA) on imports of raw sugar to Russia for this
season is too high.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Interfax)
[122]
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1903. |
19.09.05 |
Russian 05 white sugar output seen up yr/yr-analyst
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MOSCOW, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Russian white sugar output this year may exceed last year's volumes due to good domestic beet crop prospects and an increase in raw cane sugar imports, an analyst said on Friday.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)
[100]
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1904. |
10.08.05 |
UNCERTAINTY WITH GRAIN PROCUREMENT PRICES COULD FORCE RUSSIA OFF THE WORLD MARKET – EXPERTS
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The uncertainty with the Russian government's grain procurement prices for the upcoming interventions will not only affect the domestic market but could also force Russia off the world grain market, experts said.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Interfax)
[153]
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1905. |
09.08.05 |
Fears Mount Over State Grain Policies
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Russia is set for another bumper-harvest year, but analysts say government intervention may hurt grain exports.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Moscow Time)
[108]
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1906. |
04.08.05 |
EXPERTS BELIEVE GOVT-PROPOSED WHEAT PURCHASE PRICES FOR INTERVENTION FUND ARE TOO HIGH
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Interfax News Agency, July 31, 2005. Russian grain market experts believe that the government-proposed prices on wheat purchases for the state intervention fund are overpriced.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Interfax News Agency)
[82]
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1907. |
28.04.05 |
Russia buys 300,000 T Brazilian soybeans
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MOSCOW, April 28 (Reuters) - Russia said on Thursday it will import 300,000 tonnes of Brazilian soybeans, the largest volume of soy it has bought in the last 15 years, to stimulate domestic animal and poultry breeding.
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)
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