Russia: Udmurtia develops production of marbled beef - Brief overview of the meat market

Published 2020년 12월 22일

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The Tambov region in Russia has seen a significant increase in meat exports, with the volume exceeding $ 50 million for 11 months of the year, nearly doubling the previous year. The region ranks third in Russia in meat production, supplying to 16 countries and expecting to produce over 590 thousand tons of meat by the end of the year. Other regions like Mari El, Udmurtia, and the Lipetsk region have also seen increases in livestock, poultry, and egg production. However, Russian pork producers are approaching a situation where the sale price of pigs may fall below the cost of production due to increasing feed prices and stable domestic consumption.

Additionally, an African swine fever (ASF) quarantine has been introduced at a Miratorg enterprise in the Kursk region after a new outbreak of the disease was identified.

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For 11 months of this year, the volume of meat exports in the Tambov region exceeded $ 50 million, which is almost two times higher than last year. Tambov meat is supplied to 16 countries of the world, including Vietnam, China, Africa, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Belarus. According to the information of the regional agriculture department, the share of meat in the structure of exports of the regional agro-industrial complex is 17 percent. By the end of the year, the production of more than 590 thousand tons of meat is expected in all categories of farms in the Tambov region. According to this indicator, the Tambov region ranks third in Russia, writes "Tambovskaya Zhizn". * * * In January-November, there is an increase in the production of livestock and poultry for slaughter, as well as eggs in Mari El, compared to last year, reports Mediapotok. The most noticeable increase was the production of chicken eggs - by 13%; milk production increased by 9.9%; production of livestock and poultry ...

Source: Agroru