Russian self-sufficiency - announcements of further import restrictions

게시됨 2020년 12월 7일

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The Russian government has launched a new support program to boost fruit production and achieve a self-sufficiency rate of 60% by 2022, up from the current 38.7% in 2019. The program includes measures to increase domestic production and stimulate exports, as well as restrictions on imports of apples, pears, and quinces from countries like Serbia and Moldova that currently enjoy preferential duty rates. The program also aims to simplify the registration of new fruit varieties in Russia and expand leasing options for agricultural equipment.

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The government of the Russian Federation has approved another support program for the development of fruit production for the years 2020 - 2022. The main goal is to achieve the guidelines of the Russian Food Safety Doctrine. It means 60% of the country's food self-sufficiency. There are also further plans to limit imports. According to Russian data, the country's self-sufficiency in the production of fruit and vegetables at the end of 2019 was 38.7%. According to officials, this is definitely not enough. As a curiosity, it is worth adding that Germany's self-sufficiency in the same category is only 30%. Russia produced about 1 million tons of apples last season. This season it will be approximately 920,000 tons. It is still a long way from being self-sufficient. Russia is still the world's largest importer of apples by weight. The document contains a number of actions and solutions aimed at both increasing domestic production and stimulating the export of agricultural crops from ...

출처: Sad24