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27.04.21 |
It is the risk we are ready to accept
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Russian grain sellers are signing contracts for summer deliveries despite tax uncertainty
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[25]
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2. |
28.01.21 |
Russian wheat sets price record on global market
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However, increased export duties are expected to push buyers to alternative suppliers
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[65]
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3. |
01.12.20 |
Russia’s new grain export quota unfavourable for small traders
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Russia, the world’s largest wheat exporter, is going to limit grain exports to 15 million tonnes for the second half of the current marketing season. The Ministry of Agriculture will distribute the quota among traders depending on export data for ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[44]
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4. |
26.10.20 |
High grain prices may cause losses to Russia’s poultry and pork industry
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Farmers are appealing to the government to subsidise feed costs
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[92]
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5. |
14.10.20 |
Tatarstan begins to export hay to Europe for the first time
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Experts disagree: whether the republic will continue to increase exports of “cheap” raw materials with “expensive” logistics
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[55]
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24.01.20 |
‘It isn't spring, autumn or winter’ — up to 15% of fields suffer in Tatarstan
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Agriculturists are concerned about winter cereals and future harvest due to abnormally warm January
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[50]
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7. |
16.07.18 |
Bad weather to jeopardise Russia’s grain yields
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Russia expects this year’s harvest to be 10-15% lower than in 2017
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[103]
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8. |
11.07.18 |
Russia resorts to ship-to-ship transfer to deal with increased grain export
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Russia continues to secure its leadership in grain supplies, especially in wheat export, due to a boom in production and relatively cheap costs. The country's cargo terminals are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with ever-bigger harvests ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[106]
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9. |
13.07.17 |
Why did Kazan Oil Extraction Plant go to China?
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Producers assure there was not an oil collapse due to Turkey’s sanctions but they also try to enter new markets
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[142]
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10. |
13.06.17 |
Russian wheat and sunflower rise in price due to cold weather
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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 ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[101]
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11. |
16.02.17 |
Russia turning into net exporter of sugar
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Once the world's top raw sugar importer, Russia has seriously modified its sugar industry over the last decade. As a result, the production may exceed 6 million tonnes this season, which is four times more compared to the beginning of the century. ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[119]
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12. |
16.02.17 |
Russia turning into net exporter of sugar
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Once the world's top raw sugar importer, Russia has seriously modified its sugar industry over the last decade. As a result, the production may exceed 6 million tonnes this season, which is four times more compared to the beginning of the century. ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[86]
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13. |
02.02.17 |
New markets required to sell out Russia's record 2016 crop
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Russian agriculture showed a sharp rise in 2016: the country had a record grain crop of 119 million tonnes. Now it is necessary to intensify exports, otherwise excessive stocks may significantly cut grain prices. Meanwhile, Asian markets shortened ...
Section: IKAR in Mass Media (realnoevremya.com)
[79]
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