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Rosselkhoznadzor has approved meat and egg imports from five Indian companies and is taking steps to ensure safety of food imports from India The Dollar Business Bureau Indias Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) and Russias phyto-sanitary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor have agreed to increase cooperation to boost food exports from India to Russia though technical consultations and e-certification systems. Rosselkhoznadzor said that top officials on both sides held telephonic consultations on export of buffalo meat (carabeef) from India to Russia this week. Vasily Lavrovsky, head of the Rosselkhoznadzors Department for Veterinary Inspection Activities within International Cooperation and WTO, and Santosh Sarangi, Chairman, APEDA, have agreed to exchange contact details of the technical specialists soon. Earlier, Rosselkhoznadzor had agreed to depute its ...

The Dollar Business Bureau Vladimir Putin is expected to meet PM Narendra Modi tomorrow. Putin's visit to India comes at a time when Russia is facing several challenges including isolation over the Ukraine crisis and low oil prices   Vladimir V. Putin, President, Russian Federation, will be in India to take part in the 15th Annual India-Russia Summit today, but his visit promises to be different this time, mainly due to the fast changing geo-political environment. Since the signing of the "Declaration of Strategic Partnership between India and the Russian Federation" in October 2000 in New Delhi, the two traditional friends, Russia and India, host annual summits between the Prime Minister of India and the President of the Russian Federation on ...

 The Dollar Business Bureau   Russia has allowed carabeef (buffalo meat) imports from India, following talks between phyto-sanitary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor and India’s Agricultural and Processed Foods Export Development Authority (APEDA) which falls under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India.  The move comes a few days ahead of Russian President Vladimir V. Putin’s visit to India. Rosselkhoznadzor said that it, in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture of Kazakhstan, has included some Indian exporters on its buffalo meat import list. The companies included in the customs territory of the Customs Union are Fair Exports Pvt.Ltd, Frigerio Conserva Allana Limited, Frigorifico Allana Limited, and Amroon Foods Pvt. Ltd. Source - APEDA Indian officials have been in talks with Russia over ...

The Dollar Business Bureau | @TheDollarBiz Russia is expected to increase imports of fruits, vegetables, meat and dairy products from India starting December 2014 under an agreement reached between Russia’s phytosanitary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor and India’s Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) this week. According to official sources in Russia, Sergey Dankvert, Head of the Rosselkhoznadzor, and Santosh Kumar Sarangi, Chairman, APEDA, have agreed to complete the quarantine and other certifications in two months, which will allow exports of Indian food products to Russia by December 2014. Meeting between officials of APEDA and Rosselkhoznadzor in Russia in September 2014 (Source - Rosselkhoznadzor) Russian veterinary experts are expected to arrive next month and may stay in India to control the production ...

The Dollar Business Bureau | @TheDollarBiz   Russia’s phytosanitary watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, has rejected a rice consignment from India after it was found that the grains were contaminated with pests. Rosselkhoznadzor said, “The Rosselkhoznadzor Administration for Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast detected low quality and hazardous rice exported from India.” Tests revealed that the stored grains were contaminated with pests – 4 specimen per kg (meal worm-1 specimen per kg, locust leaf roller – 2 specimens per kg, ticks – 1 specimen per kg), it added. According to Russian officials, the contamination was detected in steam-treated (parboiled) rice consignment in July 2014 and the specified grain consignment is banned for import to the Russian Federation. The Russian rice market is ...

 The Dollar Business Bureau | @TheDollarBiz China accounts for almost half of all apple imports by India.   Poland is keen to begin apple imports to India following the ban on imports of fruits and vegetables by Russia, the largest importer of Polish apples. Poland is EU’s largest apple producer and exporter. Poland’s apple production is estimated at around 2.9 million tons of which the country exports around 900,000 tonnes. Russia which is also the world’s largest importer of apples, used to be the largest destination for Polish apples, accounting for around 55% of Poland’s total exports. However, Russia’s food monitoring agency, Rosselkhoznadzor, banned all fruits and vegetable imports from USA and EU last week due to the Ukraine crisis. The ban ...

Putin’s support to pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine and the takeover of Crimea made US and EU angry. And as expected, the expression of anger took the form of a foreign policy change. Over the past three weeks, US, Canada, Australia, EU, and Norway have implemented with immediate effect, a fresh series of economic sanctions against Russia. From banking to travel and tourism, these sanctions were crafted to give Moscow some troubled nights to rethink its strategy in Ukraine. What Russia did however, was return the favour with a slamdunk! In the past couple of days, the country has banned imports of various items from the aforementioned nations. The new ban will of course trouble manufacturers and exporters across EU, US and other ...