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The total area sown to potatoes in the EU4 region increased by 37,700 hectares (+7.2%), increasing production by 6.9% compared to last year and reaching 24.6 million tonnes (+1.6 million tonnes), EastFruit reports. According to NEPG (North-West European Potato Growers), the average yield in the four NEPG countries this year, which ended in November, is 43.8 t/ha, below the 5-year average (44.4 t/ha) and last year's figure, Mintec reports. The Expana Benchmark Price (EBP) for Dutch potatoes rose to £165 per tonne, up 18% on the month ending December 3. This seasonal price increase in 2024/25MR is in line with a typical trend as farmers store their potatoes after harvest, pushing up prices. However, the current price is 20% lower than last year, reflecting a better harvest compared to the wet 2023 crop. Concerns are growing over the sustainability of the EU potato industry. Risks and costs are rising

The region has threshed 141.6 thousand hectares of grain and leguminous crops, harvesting 351.4 thousand tons of grain. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Smolensk Region, this year the region has harvested 141.6 thousand hectares of grain and leguminous crops. The gross harvest amounted to 351.4 thousand tons, the average yield was 24.8 c/ha. Wheat was harvested from an area of 71.7 thousand hectares, 191.5 thousand tons of the crop were obtained, the yield reached 26.7 c/ha. 19.0 thousand hectares of barley were threshed (14% more than last year), with a gross harvest of 51.3 thousand tons and a yield of 27.0 c/ha. 9.7 thousand tons of buckwheat were obtained from 7.4 thousand hectares with an average yield of 13.1 c/ha. Corn for grain was harvested from an area of 1.8 thousand hectares. 14.5 thousand tons were obtained, the corn yield was noted at 81.5 c/ha.

The Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) has decided to introduce a tariff exemption for some types of fruit and vegetable products starting next year. This was reported by the Ministry of Economic Development. It will be in effect from January 1 to July 31. Its largest volumes are defined for apples - 230 thousand tons. Another 150 thousand tons will be for all types of potatoes and 55 thousand for carrots. For two products, separate values are defined for Belarus - 5 thousand tons for carrots and up to 20 thousand tons for apples. This decision was supported by the government subcommittee on customs-tariff and non-tariff regulation and protective measures in foreign trade (part of the government commission on economic development and integration). This measure was included in the list of other decisions aimed at saturating the domestic market with food products and curbing the growth of prices for these products. The issue of quotas for the import of onions and cabbage is also being considered. The Ministry of Economic Development explained that these measures allow, in particular,