Russia: Russian Agricultural Policy and Situation Bi-Weekly Update 21

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Valentin Valenik Appointed Head of the Federal Forestry Service . . . Russian Winter Grains Sown . . . Russia Plans to Import Fish from Iran and South African Republic . . . Reallocation of 2014 Federal Agricultural Subsidies . . . VPSS Clarified its Temporary Phytosanitary Bans . . . Russia Acceded to the International Fund for Agricultural Development . . . Russia’s 2014 Grain Exports Surpass 2013 Exports . . . VPSS Ban on Georgian Dry Fruit and Herb Imports Lifted . . . Russian Imports of Agricultural and Food Products Up . . . Aquaculture Centers to Stimulate Aquaculture Development . . . Russia Reviews Policy on Marine Catch . . . Russian Law on Determination of Fish Breeding Sites . . . Observer Status for Peru in the Eurasian Economic Union Discussed . . . Kyrgyzstan to Complete Internal Procedures on CU/SES Accession by Year-End

Russia: Russian Agricultural Policy and Situation Bi-Weekly Update 21

Exporting, Regulations & Requirements
Europe and Eurasia, Russia
Fish and Seafood, Grains, Feeds and Fodders

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