Farmers in Russia will be able to sell agricultural products on their plots

Published Dec 7, 2021

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law permitting farms and agricultural consumer cooperatives to sell their products on their own agricultural lands. The law, published on the official Internet portal of legal information, allows trading in non-stationary shopping facilities not located on agricultural land, as long as the soil layer is not violated. The law also requires that the places of trade comply with sanitary and epidemiological requirements. This is expected to significantly reduce the costs associated with product sales for farmers.

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To do this, you will need to install a non-stationary shopping facility or allocate space in the premises of a building that is part of the property of a farmer or cooperative Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law that provides that farms and agricultural consumer cooperatives will be able to sell their own agricultural products on their agricultural lands. The document was published on the official Internet portal of legal information. According to the law, it will be possible to sell such products to farmers in the premises of buildings and structures that are owned by a farmer or a cooperative. It is also allowed to trade in non-stationary shopping facilities if they are located on a land plot that does not belong to agricultural land, and if during their placement no work is carried out related to the violation of the soil layer of the site. It is noted that the premises in which the farmers will sell their products must comply with the requirements of the legislation ...

Source: Specagro