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ROLAND SOSSNA, Editor International Dairy Magazine: as long as the farmers are unable to react in adequate time span, nothing will change

According to the IFCN, the world milk price has increased by about 50 percent  in the four months since May to an average of 33.7 US cent per kilogram. But dairy farmers all over the globe seem not to have taken notice of this development. Instead, at least in good old Europe, a great many […]

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ROLAND SOSSNA, Editor International Dairy Magazine: Canada offers only little more access to its milk market

CETA, the little sister of TTIP, might finally be undersigned this autumn. While other sectors of the economy might benefit from the agreement between the Canadians and the Europeans, the advantages for the EU dairy sector will be limited. And in terms of milk exports, there isn’t much to gain for Canadian farmers anyway. The […]

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VASYL VINTONYAK, Director Infagro: On the INFAGRO analytical agency, Dairy Business conference and the current state of Ukrainian dairy industry

DN: Vasyl, you are the owner of the INFAGRO analytical agency, right? VV.: Yes, I am. DN: How did the idea of establishing INFAGRO appear? VV.: The idea was spontaneous. Another thing is why we have chosen to specialize in dairy business. At first I thought about being engaged in analysis of all the branches […]

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VADYM CHAGAROVSKY, Chair Council of Directors, Dairy Union of Ukraine: How to develop the sector of private household dairy farms

Let’s start with the fact that in our country the talks on the plight of the rural population arise with certain periodicity. All our elections campaigns readily use the slogans on poor peasants. Today they are really poor and political slogans make the impression that politicians are trying to help farmers. But they are just […]

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ROLAND SOSSNA, Editor Dairy Industry Magazine: On the consequences of the Great Britain exit from the EU

There is a number of serious consequences that Great Britain’s exit from the European Union might cause. Now that we have had a few weeks to think it all over, it seems that it will be British dairy farmers who will be the biggest sufferers from the so-called Brexit. The EU will, of course, lose […]

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LEONID TULUSH, PhD (Economy), Head Department of Fiscal Policy, NSC “Institute of Agrarian Economics”: On the consequences of the abolition of the special VAT regime for dairy industry

Back in 2015 within the framework of the Analytical Platform of Agri-Industrial Complex we conducted the analytical assessment of the possible effects of various options of reforming the special VAT regime in agriculture and functioning of different models. The aim of the study was to summarize possible consequences of reforming of the special VAT regime […]

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