It is planned that by 2030, virtually all companies operating in the agricultural sector will be required to switch to Russian-made software.

Experts report that due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, agricultural product supplies from Russia may face significant difficulties.

Potato producers are proposing that the Federal Antimonopoly Service establish a minimum price below which retailers will not be able to purchase this product from suppliers.

Experts report that the low profit margins of wheat cultivation are leading Russian farmers to increasingly sow sunflowers instead.

According to the latest data, the total harvest volume of these crops in 2025 was 141 million tons. This is significantly higher than the previous year’s figure of 126 million tons.

According to available data, Russia exported a record volume of lentils in 2025, compared to recent years.

Currently, the seed self-sufficiency rate has reached approximately 70%. There is every reason to believe that it will continue to grow in the future.

The government has established a new procedure for exporting sugar from the country, which is to be in effect until 2031.

Europe plans to significantly complicate the import of Russian fertilizers by raising tariffs and imposing additional sanctions.

In 2026, a law on mandatory flour labeling is expected to be passed in Russia. However, experts believe this is unlikely to impact prices.