The Russian Federation imported agricultural goods from Brazil, Chile, and Argentina

Published 2023년 10월 3일

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Russia is considering sourcing veterinary vaccines from Brazil, Chile, and Argentina as European manufacturers are withdrawing from the Russian market. The Russian agricultural inspection agency, Rosselkhoznadzor, has been developing relationships with Latin American countries for years, as their products serve as an alternative to European goods. While Russia has reduced imports of soybeans and meat due to increased domestic production, it continues to focus on partnerships with South American countries such as Paraguay, which is the second-largest supplier of cattle meat to Russia.

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Russia is considering the issue of supplying veterinary vaccines from Brazil, Chile and Argentina in connection with the withdrawal of European manufacturers of veterinary drugs from the Russian market. This was announced by the head of Rosselkhoznadzor Sergei Dankvert during a meeting with the Chairman of the Chamber of Senators of Paraguay Silvio Ovelar, the press service of the Russian department reported. “Today there is a need to replace European veterinary drugs due to the departure of their manufacturers from the Russian market. Since last year, issues of supplying vaccines and other medicines from Brazil, Chile and Argentina have been actively being worked out,” Dankvert said. About the supply of agricultural products As the agency noted, Rosselkhoznadzor has been systematically developing relations with Latin American countries for many years, whose products “have constituted a worthy alternative to goods from the European Union.” According to the department, currently ...

Source: Kvedomosti