Cereals producers in Russia warned about the rise in price of oatmeal and buckwheat in November

Published 2021년 10월 25일

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Prices for buckwheat and oatmeal are expected to increase by 10-20% in November due to a significant rise in raw material prices. The decision was made by major producer "Rosa" and other suppliers, with buckwheat prices having increased by 38% and oats by 32% since August. The increase in prices is due to the high cost of containers and Russian raw materials, and suppliers have exhausted their reserves. Despite a good harvest, the quality of buckwheat is an issue due to prolonged rains during harvesting. The situation with oats is similar, with prices stabilizing but some cereal mills reducing prices due to increased supply.
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Buckwheat and oatmeal prices in November may increase by 10-20%. A major producer of cereals "Rosa" warned about the impending rise in prices, reports "Kommersant" with reference to a copy of the letter from the digging to trade partners. The reason for the rise in prices is a significant and continuing rise in raw material prices. From August to October 15, buckwheat has risen in price by 38%, oats - by 32%, the newspaper specifies. The Verny chain of stores confirmed to the publication that it had received letters from cereal producers, who warn about an average price increase of 15% for their products. The suppliers explained the decision by the fact that the end of the harvest did not contribute to a decrease in the cost of agricultural crops, but, on the contrary, led to an increase in prices, a representative of Verny explained to Kommersant. The AFG National agricultural holding informed the edition about the growth of the cost of cereals production. According to a company ...
Source: AgroInvestor

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