Potato import restrictions will help Russian farmers prepare for the new season

Published 2023년 2월 28일

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Russia's largest agricultural holding, Dary Malinovka, is advocating for a limit on potato imports to protect local producers and help them sell their surplus at fair prices. The proposal has not been officially considered by the Ministry of Agriculture yet. The move is aimed to prevent a repeat of a 2019 situation where an oversupply of imported potatoes negatively impacted local production. Dary Malinovka, which produced 7 million tons of potatoes in 2022, is one of the key advocates for this initiative.
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The decision to limit the import of potatoes to Russia will help domestic producers sell the leftovers at an adequate price and prepare for the next season, says Vasily German, chairman of the board of directors of the largest agricultural holding in Siberia specializing in growing food and seed potatoes, Dary Malinovka. In February, the Vedomosti newspaper wrote that Russian potato producers had proposed limiting the vegetable's imports to Russia. The Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation has not yet received proposals to limit the import of vegetables and potatoes. According to the Association of Retail Companies, the demand for potatoes is stable, there is no decrease in supply on the market, and retail chains are interested in supplying products from domestic producers. “Since today the potato stocks of enterprises are quite high, it is not advisable to import a large amount of imported potatoes due to the fact that any import implies obligations for the volume of ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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