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 […]
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 […]
There are many models on how the land market to be launched in Ukraine, but there are three fundamental models based on the actual content of the political debate. These options were expressed by Maxym Martynuk, First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine.
Speaking about milk suppliers – dairy processors relationship we have to consider two types of suppliers. There are, generally speaking, two types: large farms, which produce every day from 4-5 to 100 tons of milk, and rural households that own cows. Dairy enterprises are always interested in getting quality raw milk in the right amount, […]
According to the IFCN Monitoring the world milk price increased by 35% to a level of ca. 30 USD or 27 EUR/100 kg milk since June 2016. Now, after 2 years of lows in milk pay-out, world production is finally decreasing. Latest projections confirm that currently world milk demand is growing faster than the supply […]
On the 8th of September at the auction held on the electronic commodity exchange platform “Ekaterinoslavskaya» the JSC company “Bobrovyts’ky dairy” was sold.
President Petro Poroshenko called for the introduction of the market of agricultural land with the right of sale and purchase of plots. He said that the inability to buy land constrains investment in the agricultural sector.
Despite the relatively weak demand, in August Ukrainian cheese producers intensified their activity. While raw milk prices have not increased much, they are filling warehouses. But even large stocks do not prevent the cheese producers to raise prices. – INFAGRO
INFAGRO: In your opinion, how a professional association of dairy processors should act to be effective in providing technical support to dairies and promote Ukrainian dairy products to foreign markets? The most successful association of manufacturers of various products is usually organized so as to guarantee transparent and competitive business environment to its members and […]
Ukrainian dairies got the good news from the Government: the state price controls have been cancelled for a trial period of three months and the dairies can now set the prices for staple dairy foods themselves –INFAGRO
