Russia: Import-substituting technologies for dairy and meat products developed in Volgograd

Published 2022년 5월 17일

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Scientists in the Volgograd region are proposing to replace imported soybeans with locally grown chickpeas and amaranth in the production of meat and dairy products. The proposal aims to reduce production costs, expand capabilities, and increase the potential of the domestic agro-industrial complex. In 2021, Russia imported over 2.2 million tons of soybeans, primarily from Brazil and Paraguay. The new technologies could allow Russia to refuse imports and expand its production capabilities. This initiative aligns with Russian President Vladimir Putin's instructions for 2022 to mitigate the impact of external effects on the country's food market and increase its own food production.
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Scientists propose to use chickpeas and amaranth, which are grown in the region, instead of imported soybeans. Scientists propose to use chickpeas and amaranth, which are grown in the Volgograd region, instead of imported soybeans in the production of meat and dairy products. Marina Slozhenkina, Director of the Volga Research Institute for the Production and Processing of Meat and Dairy Products, told TASS about this. “In meat and dairy production, it is proposed to use chickpea texturates, extrudates, isolates (chickpea processing products. - Ed.) as protein supplements instead of soybeans. Also in the Volgograd region there is amaranth, but in smaller quantities. Some technologies have already been patented,” Slozhenkina said. She noted that the proposed technologies can be used in the production of yogurts, desserts, ice cream and other dairy products, as well as meat products - sausages and various delicacies. According to scientists from the Volgograd State Technical ...
Source: Specagro

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