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Processed cheese production increased by 8.9% Dairy production (excluding ice cream) in Russia increased by 3% in 2024, to 11.6 billion liters, with yogurt and processed cheese showing the highest growth rates. This was reported to TASS by analysts of the state labeling system "Honest Sign". Thus, yogurt production (share in the total volume of dairy production is 6%) increased by 10.1%, to 698 million liters. Soft, processed, curd cheese (share 2.7%) was in second place in terms of dynamics. Its production volume increased by 8.9% over the year, to 319 million kg, according to the Center for the Development of Advanced Technologies (CRPT, operator of "Honest Sign"). Compared with the 2023 level, the production volume of cottage cheese and cottage cheese products (share 5.3%) in 2024 increased by 8.6%, to 620 million kg; milk-containing products and desserts (share 3.3%) - by 5.8%, to 382 million kg/l; ultra-pasteurized milk (share 14.1%) - by 5.3%, to 1.6 billion liters. ...

Imports of fresh dairy products to Ukraine are growing. In January, they were imported by 55% more than in the same period last year. This is reported by Infagro. Analysts drew attention to the fact that previously Ukraine imported mainly yogurts and various cheese products, but in January several hundred tons of cheap Polish milk were imported. Currently, Polish imports of fresh dairy products account for 60% of the total volume. Meanwhile, prices for dairy products on the domestic market have begun to stabilize, but, unfortunately, by this time they have already reached a very high level. “To stimulate sales, it would be right to reduce prices in general, especially for sour cream and fermented milk cheese. In any case, there should definitely be no further price increases,” the analysts emphasized.

The heavy rains in the Amazonas region have caused serious damage to agricultural activity, affecting a total of 1,329.59 hectares of crops in the provinces of Utcubamba, Condorcanqui, Chachapoyas, Rodríguez de Mendoza and Bongará, according to a report from the Regional Agrarian Directorate. Utcubamba is the most affected province, with 1,019 hectares affected, followed by Condorcanqui (167.15 hectares), Chachapoyas (103.5 hectares), Rodríguez de Mendoza (38.94 hectares) and Bongará (1 hectare). Among the most damaged crops are rice, cocoa, banana, corn, coffee, cassava and pastures, compromising the food security and economy of hundreds of farmers who directly depend on these crops for their livelihood. In light of this emergency, Governor Gilmer Horna ordered the activation of the Catastrophic Agricultural Insurance (SAC) to provide support to affected producers. Coordination has also been initiated with the Ministry ...