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Russian flower growers are being advocated for by Aleksey Mayorov, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Agrarian and Food Policy and Environmental Management, to be recognized as agricultural producers. This would allow them to access state support. The government has already added certain plants to the agricultural products list, and Mayorov suggests including flowers. Due to the pandemic, Russian floriculture has been negatively impacted, leading to a need for state intervention. The Ministry of Finance has proposed a development roadmap for the industry, and senators have recommended preferential loans for flower growers.
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Russian flower growers need the status of agricultural producers, Mayorov believes 13:11 Author: Victoria Kartasheva © Igor Samokhvalov / PG Domestic flower growers need to be given the status of agricultural producers; today they need state support. This was stated by Aleksey Mayorov, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Agrarian and Food Policy and Environmental Management, reports Senat.Inform on Monday. Earlier, the Government included in the list of agricultural products anise, star anise, chicory, coriander, cumin, fennel, juniper, as well as plants that are used in perfumery, pharmacy and as insecticides. Having received the status of agricultural producers, farmers who grow these plants will be able to apply for support from the state. Russian florists can be given preferential loans According to ...
Source: Kvedomosti
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