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2 weeks ago | 
reuters.com | Olga Popova |Gleb Bryanski
Russia's largest grain region introduced state of emergencyRostov grain harvest fell by 22% in 2024 owing to bad weatherLack of rain likely to hurt Rostov harvestMOSCOW, May 20 (Reuters) - High temperatures and a lack of rain over the coming months are expected to deplete the harvest in Russia's largest grain region Rostov, the head of the local grain lobby group said after a farming emergency was declared.
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3 weeks ago | 
bilaterals.org | Gleb Bryanski |Olga Popova |Darya Korsunskaya |Louise Heavens
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Reuters | 15 May 2025Russian-backed union free trade deal with Iran goes into effectThe Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) free trade deal with Iran went into effect on Thursday, paving the way for increased trade across sectors ranging from agriculture to metals, a senior Russian official was quoted as saying.
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1 month ago | 
zawya.com | Olga Popova
About 90% of Russia's winter crops are in a good or satisfactory condition, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said on Friday, urging the government to provide farmers with everything they need for the spring sowing campaign and fieldwork. The state of winter crops in Russia, the world's largest wheat exporter, caused concern after reports late last year that at least 37% of winter crops were in a poor condition.
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gonext.ro | Olga Popova
Industria ospitalitatii este intr-o continua transformare, fiind influentata de schimbarile rapide ale cerintelor consumatorilor si de inovatiile tehnologice. Adaptabilitatea si sustenabilitatea au devenit elemente cheie pentru succesul in acest domeniu, iar investitiile strategice sunt esentiale pentru expansiune si prosperitate.
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2 months ago | 
bilyonaryo.com | Gleb Bryanski |Olga Popova |Ariel Tolentino
By Gleb Bryanski and Olga PopovaMOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) – Russian police have charged billionaire Vadim Moshkovich, founder of the country’s top agriculture company Rusagro, with fraud on Wednesday, Russian news agencies said, in the highest profile case against a major businessman in years.
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2 months ago | 
uk.marketscreener.com | Gleb Bryanski |Olga Popova
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian police searched the offices of farming conglomerate Rusagro on Wednesday and questioned its billionaire founder Vadim Moshkovich, company sources told Reuters. Interfax news agency quoted a source familiar with the situation as saying that the searches were linked to a criminal investigation into embezzlement. The agency did not provide any details. Izvestia newspaper reported that the company's CEO Timur Lipatov was also being questioned by the police.
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2 months ago | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Gleb Bryanski |Olga Popova
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian police have charged billionaire Vadim Moshkovich, founder of the country's top agriculture company Rusagro, with fraud on Wednesday, Russian news agencies said, in the highest profile case against a major businessman in years. The detention of Moshkovich, 57, Russia's 55th richest businessman, according to Forbes, and ex-CEO of Rusagro Maxim Basov as well as police raids in several Rusagro offices, sent shockwaves through the Russian business community.
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2 months ago | 
msn.com | Olga Popova
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2 months ago | 
terra.com.br | Olga Popova
A China deve aumentar as importações de produtos agrícolas da Rússia em resposta ao crescente conflito comercial com os Estados Unidos e o Canadá, sendo que o comércio de ervilhas deve ser um dos primeiros a aumentar. Na semana passada, a China impôs taxas de importação no valor de US$21 bilhões em produtos agrícolas e alimentícios norte-americanos e, no sábado, anunciou tarifas sobre alguns produtos canadenses, incluindo ervilhas.
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2 months ago | 
uk.marketscreener.com | Olga Popova
MOSCOW (Reuters) - China is expected to step up imports of agricultural products from Russia in response to growing trade conflict with the U.S. and Canada, with trade in peas set to be one of the first to pick up. Last week China imposed import levies covering $21 billion worth of American agricultural and food products and on Saturday announced tariffs on some Canadian products including peas.
