Belarusians back for Ruble export indicatives after Dollar sale’s fail
Devaluation of Russian ruble very painfully affects Belarusians. It did not turn out to overcome it by switching from RUB to USD in trade.
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‘International demand for dairy products has bottomed out and markets are starting to improve’
International demand for dairy products has bottomed out and there are already signs that markets are starting to improve slightly, according to Arla Vice President Frede Juulsen.
Ukraine: Whey Powder’s prices are unreasonably low
Conditions are not improving on Ukrainian whey powder market. Demand is weak, or absolutely absent.
Stocks of butter are reducing quickly in Russia
The situation became aggravated for Russian traders/operators. They have two problems now: devaluation which makes import noncompetitive (even from Belarus), and deficiency of means.
Ukraine: Producers of fresh milk products increase the prices
In conditions of abolished subsidies and, as a result, grown cost of milk, producers of fresh milk products decided to increase the prices more essentially, than before.
Prices for dairy products grew by 16.9% in 2014 in comparison with 2013 in Russia
Russian dairy market entered this year with many problems: high rate of inflation, ruble devaluation, growth of credit rates, etc. Now the situation is aggravated, and forecasts for the current year force operators to lay essential risks in production and processing.
Russian economic problems affect Belarus
Russian economic problems affect Belarus, therefore this year will also be heavy for it. Devaluation of Russian ruble influences Belarusian currency which is dependent on exchange rate in neighbor country.
Dairy prices rise at Fonterra auction
Dairy prices rose again at the GlobalDairyTrade auction overnight, on the back of an increase in the value of milk powder.
Ukrainian Dairies meet the new year expectations with fear
New year brought new fears for Ukrainian milk operators. Unlike last years, now there is no understanding of how the market will develop, what products are better to produce this season.
Ukraine cuts exports of cheese threefold in 2014, imports 1.6 times down
Ukraine supplied 19,460 tonnes of cheese to foreign markets in 2014, three times down on the previous year (59,000 tonnes).