러시아 유청 및 제품 인사이트

Moscow. November 13. INTERFAX.RU - Russia exported almost $19 million worth of whey in the first 10 months of this year, which is 6% more than in the same period last year. This was reported by the Agroexport Center under the Ministry of Agriculture, citing expert estimates.

This year, the world has seen a decrease in the production of raw milk under the influence of the weather and as a result of the increase in the cost of production. In Ukraine, milk yields began to fall from the end of June due to the heat and long-term power outages caused by Russian missile strikes on energy infrastructure facilities. A reduction in the supply of raw milk and a shortage of milk fat contributed to the increase in raw milk prices in various regions.

The Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) has set tariff quotas for the import of certain types of meat and whey in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) in 2025, the commission's press release reports. It is noted that for Kazakhstan and Russia, tariff quotas for 2025 are set in the amounts recorded in the protocols on the accession of states to the World Trade Organization (WTO). For Armenia, Belarus and Kyrgyzstan, tariff quotas are set in volumes not exceeding the difference between consumption and production, taking into account the requests of the parties. Thus, for cattle meat, quotas will be 9.5 thousand tons for Armenia, 21 thousand tons for Kazakhstan, 5 thousand tons for Kyrgyzstan and 570 thousand tons for Russia. For pork, quotas will be distributed in the following volumes: 9.4 thousand tons for Armenia, 20 thousand tons for Belarus and 2 thousand tons for Kyrgyzstan, the EEC indicated. At the same time, quotas for poultry meat and by-products will amount to 35.1 thousand tons for Armenia, 10.9 thousand tons for Belarus