Russia: Russian Agricultural Policy and Situation Update - 17

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On August 25th, Deputy Minister of Agriculture Dmitry Yuryev held a regular meeting with industry unions… GOR to Provide $6.7 Billion Capital Injection from the NWF to VTB and Russian Agricultural Bank… Boris Titov, an Authorized Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for Protection of rights… Federal Anti-Monopoly Service reports on two-week hotline results on increasing prices from consumers…. On September 4, Russian Agriculture Minister Nikolay Fyodorov reported at the meeting of the Government on measures to improve agricultural insurance….Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov currently does not see the need to introduce food stamps… On August 28th Ministry of Industry and Trade published a Press release on 
the ways and plans to monitor retail prices… Ministry of Agriculture posted for public discussion drafts of two regulatory documents … Russia Launches Ratification of Treaties on EEU and Armenian EEU Accession… Belarus and Russia to Revise Upwards Mutual Food Trade Forecast for 2015…

Russia: Russian Agricultural Policy and Situation Update - 17

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