Russia: Rostov region expects positive results of the agro-industrial complex for 2022

Published Dec 22, 2022

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The Rostov region has experienced a positive growth in its agro-industrial sector in 2022, as reported by Viktor Goncharov, the region's first deputy governor. The region has seen a significant increase in the production and processing of agricultural products, with a 5% rise in agricultural production and an 11% increase in the food industry compared to 2021. The region also set a record with a grain crop of 15.3 million tons, marking a 9% increase from the previous year. Additionally, there has been a surge in animal husbandry products, with meat, eggs, and milk seeing increases of 21.5%, 22%, and 0.4% respectively. Furthermore, the food and processing industry has seen a boost in production across various product categories, alongside a notable rise in wages within the industry.

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According to the results of 2022, the Rostov region expects positive results from the activities of the agro-industrial complex, Viktor Goncharov, the first deputy governor of the region, told Interfax. According to him, over the 10 months of this year, the region has seen an increase in the production and processing of agricultural products. "Compared to the same period in 2021, agricultural production increased by 5%, food industry - by 11%," Goncharov said. He added that this year the region has harvested a record grain crop - 15.3 million tons, which is 9% more than in 2021. "The production of other crops has also been increased, such as oilseeds, potatoes and sugar beets," the first deputy governor said. Goncharov also noted an increase in all positions in animal husbandry: meat in live weight - by 21.5%, eggs - by 22%, milk - by 0.4%. "Enterprises of the food and processing industry of the region have increased production of most types of products: beef, ...

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