All Russia articles – Page 13
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ArticleRussian crisis limits effect of ban
Eurofruit spoke to Philippe Binard, general delegate for Freshfel Europe, about the current effect of the Russian ban on the European market
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ArticleRussian retailers raise prices
Prices are up throughout Russia due to soaring inflation, but many grocery stores in Samara have been accused of taking advantage of consumers
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ArticleTumbling rouble spells trouble
Russian imports have declined as a result of the falling value of the rouble, with consumers struggling to afford the rocketing produce prices
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ArticleRussian ban leaves certain sectors 'critical'
Copa-Cogeca says united front in face of Russian ban is important, but warns that certain areas are still severely impacted
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ArticleTurkish exports to Russia drop
At the end of 2014, produce exports from Turkey to crisis-hit Russia nosedived, but exporters still enjoyed a fruitful year
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ArticleRetailers help soften Russia blow
CHANGING MARKETS: Polish company Genesis Fresh says support of European buyers over the past few months, in response to the Russian import ban, has been impressive
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AnalysisRussia's import ban: What happens next?
Several months after Russian president Vladimir Putin announced a ban on the import of agricultural products, Promar International consultant Lizzie Bonsall assesses the impact
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ArticleFresh support to continue in 2015
Further emergency assistance has been promised by the European Commission as the Russian ban continues to bite
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ArticleRussia ban hampers Greek exports
Country saw its export volume take a significant hit following Russia's decision to ban EU fresh produce in early August
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ArticleRussia in rush for replacements
CHANGING MARKETS: Julia Ten, head of Russian importer Frujet’s St Petersburg branch, provides an update on the challenges being faced on the Russian market amid the continuing produce embargo.
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ArticleRouble crisis hits Turkish exports
Fresh produce shipments down by 20 per cent in November and December 2014
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ArticleEmerging markets grab attention
CHANGING MARKETS: The Russian embargo is just the latest in a long list of occurrences that has shifted interest away from established markets and towards the likes of Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
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ArticleQ1 price freeze for Auchan Russia
The group reveals that prices of key products, including fruit and vegetables, will not change until March 2015 at the earliest
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ArticleRussian woes hit logistics firms
AP Møller-Mærsk and Port of Hamburg amongst those feeling effects of the Russian slump
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ArticleRussian woes hit Argentine topfruit shippers
Hopes of making gains in Russia in the wake of EU veto are evaporating as the rouble continues to slide
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ArticleEurope opens doors to Moldova
MEPs vote to open European market to limited volumes of Moldovan apples, grapes and plums
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ArticleUzbekistan homes in on Russian market
Plans to boost trade were discussed during recent visit by Vladimir Putin to the Central Asian country
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ArticlePoland casts export net wider
Agriculture Minister Marek Sawicki tells Eurofruit how the Russian veto has spurred producers into action
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca welcomes EU budget
Pekka Pesonen sees positives in provisional 2015 EU budget deal struck by EU, saying aid will be vital next year