09.09.2010
Ukraine to found the State grain market operator
The Government of Ukraine founded the State food grain corporation of Ukraine, according to the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine #764 dd. August 11, 2010.
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UKRAINE: Ukrproduct sees consumer purchasing power fall
Ukrainian dairy producer Ukrproduct saw its net profit fall 34% in the first half of th year on the back of weak consumer spending.
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Russia - Age limit lifted on cattle imports
requirements for exports to the Russian Federation are now in line with those for exports to EU member states.
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Russia's Grain Export Ban Extension Not a Crisis: FAO Economist
Russia’s plan to extend its grain export ban destabilises markets but does not bring closer a repeat of the 2007/2008 food crisis, a senior UN economist said on Friday after seven people died in food riots in Mozambique.
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Ukrainian Environment Ministry to reclaim 4,000 tons of pesticides by 2012
The Ministry of Environment Protection of Ukraine is intended to reclaim 4,000 tons of pesticides by 2012, Oleksandr Sokolov, the director of the Environment Ministrys department of ecological safety, told 5 Channel on September 3.
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US sells 90,500 tonnes of soya oil to three destinations
Private exporters reported the sale of 90,500 tonnes of US soya oil to three destinations for delivery in the 2010/11 marketing year, said the Agriculture Department yesterday.
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German farm ministry sees 12% grain crop fall
Germany's 2010 grain crop is likely to fall by 12% on the year to around 43.8 million tonnes following adverse weather, Germany's agriculture ministry said.
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China may supply 20,000 tonnes of buckwheat to Ukraine, says source
China may supply 20,000 tonnes of buckwheat to Ukraine.
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Agrarian ministry raises maximum price of grain storage
Agrarian ministry raises maximum price of grain storage
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Russia. 36% drop in grain harvest
Several months of drought and heat in Russia have resulted in a decrease in its grain production forecast to 62 million metric tons, 36% less than last year's crop, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture attache report posted Thursday on the Foreign Agricultural Services Web site
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