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  • Reuters узнал о санкциях США против индийских компаний за связь с АЛРОСА
    Источники Reuters сообщили, что США впервые с февраля 2022-го применили меры против индийских компаний: $26 млн были заморожены за предполагаемую связь с АЛРОСА. По данным агентства, Индия попросила разморозить средства Индия обратилась к Соединенным Штатам с просьбой высвободить $26 млн, принадлежащих как минимум двум индийским алмазодобывающим компаниям, замороженным из-за их предполагаемых торг...
  • Scientists discover vaccine-defying 'pyrola' variant of coronavirus
    The new subspecies of the Pyrola coronavirus has many mutations, such large evolutionary changes are similar to those of the Omicron, which caused a sharp increase in the incidence in early 2022Scientists are concerned about the emergence of a new variant of the COVID-19 BA.2.86 virus, dubbed "pyrol", due to the large number of mutations that could potentially help it overcome the protection creat...
  • Bloomberg сообщил о рекордном с конца июня экспорте нефти из России
    С 20 по 26 августа Россия экспортировала в среднем на 800 тыс. барр. нефти в день больше, чем неделей ранее, подсчитали в Bloomberg. При этом доходы Москвы выросли на 35%, до $47 млн в день в среднем за четыре недели Объем экспорта российской нефти по морю достиг 3,4 млн барр. в день, приблизившись к максимальным значениям с конца июня, подсчитал Bloomberg. Агентство отмечает, что с 2......
  • China marks COVID-19 testing for travelers from August 30
    From August 30, China will remove the requirement to present the results of a PCR test for COVID before entering the country. This was stated by the official representative of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Wang Wenbin, reports TASS . “From August 30, those who enter China do not need to undergo a preliminary PCR test or an antigen test for COVID-19,” he said. From the beginning of 2......
  • The WHO named the countries of distribution of the new variant of COVID-19
    A new variant of the omicron strain of coronavirus infection BA.2.86 has been discovered in Switzerland and South Africa, as well as in Israel, Denmark, the USA and the UK . This was announced in an interview with Reuters by Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO technical lead on COVID-19 . The sequencing of this variant of the omicron strain was announced on August 18 by the director general of the organizatio...
  • More than 50 ASF foci detected in Russia since the beginning of the year
    Most of them were domestic livestock. Among them, 31 outbreaks were registered. Most of the cases were detected in the Vladimir region and the Krasnoyarsk Territory - six in each. Three more outbreaks were registered in Primorye, two each in Rostov, Samara, Saratov, Tver, Ulyanovsk and Nizhny Novgorod regions, and one more each in Volgograd and Kirov regions, as well as in the Republic of Mari El ...
  • The WSJ reports that China's 40-year economic boom is "ending"
    China's economic growth has slowed sharply and could turn into protracted stagnation, similar to what Japan has been experiencing since the early 1990s, writes WSJ. Analysts attribute this to debt overload and the destruction of relations with the WestChinese economic growth, which lasted almost 40 years and made the country one of the world's largest economies, has come to an end, write economic ...
  • FAS asked the largest producers of poultry meat due to rising prices
    The fact that the FAS decided to check the validity of the prices of large market participants, RBC sources reported a week ago. The department said that two poultry producers were issued ordersThe Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) sent inquiries to the three largest poultry meat producers to verify the validity of their wholesale selling prices, as well as to animal feed manufacturers and repres...
  • Beyond Meat's revenue fell 30% in the second quarter of 2023
    Meat analogue maker Beyond Meat reported that the company's revenue for the second quarter of 2023 decreased by 30.5% to $102.1 million. Net loss amounted to $53.5 million compared to $97.1 million a year earlier. US revenue fell nearly 40%, while international revenue fell 8.7% . Beyond meat also announced a 24% decline in sales of its products. Beyond Meat President and CEO Ethan Brown said the ...
  • Австралия: убой крупного рогатого скота и овец растет
    Убой крупного рогатого скота увеличился на 2,4% по сравнению с предыдущей неделей, что на 20% выше, чем на той же неделе в прошлом году. Заводы Квинсленда смогли поддерживать довольно стабильный убой за последний месяц, компенсируя снижение показателей в южных штатах. Убой коров достиг 48,5%, при этом в некоторых штатах зафиксирован очень высокий процент убоя коров. Низкий уровень забоя коров в Кв...
  • Prices for kosher meat in the US will soar by 79% this week
    Prices for kosher meat in the United States are expected to rise sharply starting this week. One reason for the price increase appears to be rising US livestock prices. According to Feeder Cattle's price chart, the price per pound of cattle meat was only about $125 in 2005 and the same in 2020, as opposed to $248 per pound today. Springfield Wholesale Meat , the largest kosher meat distributor in ...
  • MPK Atyashevsky confirmed the right to supply products to the EAEU countries
    In July, on the basis of an application submitted to the Cerberus information system, an in-depth inspection of an enterprise in the Torbeevsky district of Mordovia was carried out by the state inspector of the border veterinary supervision. Based on the results of a survey of production and storage facilities intended for the production and storage of meat products of animal origin, Rosselkhoznad...
  • Expensive and angry: why test-tube meat is unlikely to become a mass product
    Make no mistake: the innovativeness of lab-grown meat, or cultured meat as the industry has come to call it, is not a great new generation business success story. Investors say otherwise, and while they can be justifiably proud that the USDA and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave American startups Good Meat last week and Upside Foods' approval to commercialize their products, market penet...
  • Netherlands first in EU to allow tastings of cell-grown meat
    The government and alternative food producers Meatable and Mosa have previouslyMEAT - agreed on rules and approved a code for testing farmed animal protein. The tastings will be overseen by Celluar Agriculture Netherlands, a government agency set up last year with a €60 million fund to support and develop cellular agriculture. It will review companies' applications for trials and bring in external...
  • U.S. regulator allows first sales of lab-grown meat
    Once approved, the United States will become the second country after Singapore to allow the sale of so-called cultured meat, derived from lab-grown livestock cell samples. These companies were the first to complete the multi - stage cultured meat approval process in the US . The US Food and Drug Administration has already determined that meat is safe to eat. “It's a dream come true,” Uma Valeti, ...
  • More meat, less methane: Australian researchers commit to a series of 5-year research projects
    As part of the new Pastures for Carbon Neutrality programme, the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries (DPI) and donor company MLA have committed to a series of five-year research projects to explore the complex interactions between soil, plants and animal productivity. The program is part of the MLA's Partnership for Emission Prevention and Investment in Research and Development. The G...
  • Australia: fattening stock remains stable
    ALFA President Barb Madden said national numbers remained stable compared to the previous quarter. “We are seeing improvements in fattening numbers in Victoria, New South Wales and Washington, but a drop in Queensland means our national totals have remained stable,” Ms Madden said. Feeding stocks in Victoria, New South Wales and Washington rose by 29%, 23% and 1......
  • In Italy, announced a dangerous wave of migration in the event of a failure of the deal on grain
    The decision not to renew the grain deal could lead to a dangerous wave of migration from African countries to Europe. This was stated by Foreign Minister, Deputy Prime Minister of Italy Antonio Tajani in an interview with il Messaggero. “This is a scenario that we do not want to consider, it concerns the lives of millions of people below the poverty line. There will be a crisis in Central Africa ...
  • Mortgage bubbles and the departure from the dollar. The main thing from the RBC conference
    What to expect from housing prices, why there are “no more” cross-border payments in dollars, and how sanctions divided banks into two groups. Key quotes from the conference “Banks. Transformation. Economy. 2.0" About housing prices Head of the Analytical Center, Managing Director of Dom.RF Mikhail Goldberg “After three years of fairly serious growth in housing prices, we see that in the first qua...
  • American consumers expect lower April beef and pork prices
    The combined projected market shares for beef and pork for March are 31% and 21% respectively in the grocery store and 39% and 16% in the restaurant. While retail demand for bacon was lower in March 2023 than it was in February 2023, for pork chops it improved both month-on-month and over the past two years, says Glynn Tonsor, a professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics at Kansas State...
  • Britain intends to increase the supply of lamb to the US
    But Mr. Coles acknowledges that growing mutton exports will be problematic due to its high price and competition from existing importers. “Because lamb is more expensive compared to other proteins, and other countries such as Australia and New Zealand are already established in this market, the biggest challenge I see is reaching those discerning customers in the premium food service sector in the...
  • Australian red meat exports gain momentum
    Strong demand in overseas markets, along with a challenging supply picture in other exporting regions, has provided Australian exporters with good conditions to export as production continues to rise. Beef Exports in February 2023 amounted to 70,379 tons, which is 18% higher than in February 2022. This was due to a 34% increase in grass-fed beef exports to 47,165 tons. By comparison, grain-fed bee...
  • Global red meat trade to remain stable in 2023
    Cattle and hog prices have reached a new all-time high as the lamb trade struggles to match early 2021 and 2022 levels, according to the latest market commentary from Quality Meat Scotland (QMS). Forecasts by leading agricultural analysts point to further volatility in the global red meat market in 2......
  • Russians ate a record amount of meat in 2022
    In 2022, meat consumption per capita hit a record - 79 kg per person. The record was provided, in particular, by cheaper pork - on average, a Russian ate more of it in a year, Meat consumption in Russia in 2022 increased by 2.3% compared to 2021 and reached a record high for at least the last ten years - 79 kg per person per year. This follows from the presentation of the National Union of Pig Bre...
  • Strong start for the Australian sheep market in 2023
    In the first four weeks of 2023, 165,364 sheep were sold in Australian markets. This is 78% or 72,600 heads up from the first four weeks of sales in 2022, when 92,731 heads were sold. In 2021 and 2022, sheep supply fell by 33% and 51%, respectively, as producers kept sheep to rebuild their flocks. With the increase in supply since early 2......
  • Why neither vegetable nor artificial meat could replace natural
    According to NielsenIQ, sales of plant-based meat analogues in Russia collapsed by 70.3% over the ten months of last year, while in 2021 the market grew by 24.4%. “Fake meat was supposed to save the world, but in the end it became just another fantasy,” a Bloomberg article recently published with this headline. The surge in popularity of plant-based meat in the world began in the late 2......
  • Bloomberg called steaks a luxury due to rising prices for beef
    Demand for beef began to fall back in 2022, and consumption may continue to fall in 2023. First of all, this applies to those countries where beef dishes are eaten most often - Argentina, USAand UK In 2022, the demand for beef in the world fell sharply, and even as inflation declines in 2023, consumption of this type of meat is also predicted to fall, writes Bloomberg. According to the agency, it ...
  • Vedomosti reported a shortage of children's antibiotics in Russia
    Cefuroxime has disappeared from pharmacies, and only some pharmacies have another drug for children - cefixime. The market says In Russia, the children's broad-spectrum antibiotic cefuroxime, which is included in the list of vital drugs, has disappeared from pharmacies, Vedomosti reports after analyzing the assortment of pharmacies. The data of the Megapteka aggregator showed that Zinnat granules ...
  • Research Institute of the Ministry of Health found out that Russians take antibiotics incorrectly
    In 72.5% of cases, citizens used the drugs incorrectly: either they did not do it according to the doctor's prescription, or they interrupted the course ahead of time,found out in the Central Research Institute of Health Organization and Informatization Half of the Russians (49.1%) who have taken antibiotics over the past 12 months have been self-medicating, the Central Research Institute of Organ...
  • Those who have been treated for COVID for more than a week will be discharged without negative tests
    Those with COVID will not need to do a second test for discharge if the treatment lasted seven or more days, Rospotrebnadzor said.The rule comes into force on February 6 Rospotrebnadzor allowed the discharge of those who had recovered from COVID-19 without a negative test for coronavirus if the patient's treatment lasted a week or longer, the agency said in a decree. “The discharge of patients for...