Starting this year, RZS — a system that unites all elevators in the country — has been operating on a Russian server.

Currently, sowing is going ahead of schedule. Despite the late start, there is every reason to believe that it will be completed in the near future.

According to experts, Russian producers are currently growing insufficient quantities of legumes.

Wheat prices have declined on all major global exchanges.

The law on prohibiting the transshipment of goods from ship to ship on the high seas, developed by the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation, must protect the environment.

Currently, the Novorossiysk terminal of KSK has increased its throughput to 6 million tons of grain per year.

Grain shipments were at the level of the first half of April 2021, but still lag significantly behind May 2020.

Farmers are sounding the alarm: they say, if nothing is done, the inevitable rise in prices for grain — and therefore for all bakery products.

According to the forecast of the USDA department, up to 85 million tons of wheat can be harvested in Russia this year.

The restriction on the maximum price of a kilogram of sugar in retail chains will soon end.