UFEB experts presented an informational and analytical report on grocery markets

The UFEB published a report on grocery markets, which highlights the current state and development prospects.

Sowing campaigns are currently taking place in Ukraine. As of the beginning of June 2019, Ukrainian agrarians sowed with early spring grain and leguminous crops 95%. According to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine, it has already been sown: barley – 1490000 hectares (95.9%), wheat – 157.9 thousand hectares (95.8%), oats – 188.8 thousand hectares (96 7%) and peas – 286.1 thousand hectares (86.8%).

If we talk about winter crops, then they planted a total of 7,600,000 hectares. It should be noted that it will be possible to more accurately predict the yield of all grains and leguminous crops from the end of June or in the beginning of July of the current year, since the risk of losing a part of the crop exists throughout the growing season.

Now, according to the forecasts of the National Scientific Center “Institute of Agrarian Economics”, a decrease in the production of grain and leguminous crops by 2.3% is expected (up to 68,400,000 tons against the last year’s 70 million tons). Taking into account the calculations of experts, we can expect an increase in wheat yield by 8.7% (compared to last season) due to an increase in acreage.

On the contrary, the production of spring grain crops will decrease by 9.9% due to a decrease in the yield of maize.

Buckwheat yield is also expected to fall by 10.6% and rice by 5.6%, as compared with last season.

Oat production will remain almost at the level of 2018 (+ 1.5%).

As for the international market, the following points were considered:

  • Sowing campaign in 2019: buckwheat yield is expected to decrease by 10.6%, and rice by 5.6%;
  • Import supplies of flour to Ukraine halved, but pasta increased by 44.8%;
  • Domestic rice cereal production increased by 100%;
  • The United States continues to increase imports of flour;
  • The main supplier of flour – Turkey, increased deliveries by 2.6%, and pasta by 5%;
  • Chile – the main exporter of oatmeal increased shipments by 21.9%.

 

Источник: http://www.ukrainian-food.org/uk/post/informacijno-analiticnij-zvit-po-rinkam-bakalijnih-virobiv-za-traven-cerven

Ukraine and the KSA agreed on veterinary certificates for exports of Ukrainian milk and dairy products.

Ukraine’s State Food Safety and Consumer Protection Service says Ukraine and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) have approved a veterinary certificate for shipments of milk and dairy products from Ukraine. Read also Ukraine among three major exporters of poultry to EU – experts “The respective authorities of Ukraine and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have approved an international veterinary certificate for exports of milk and dairy products from Ukraine to the KSA,” the Ukrainian agency’s press service said in a statement on June 24.

You can check the certificate on the website of the State Service of Ukraine on issues of food safety and consumer protection: http://consumer.gov.ua/ContentPages/Sertifikati_Na_Eksport_Z_Ukraini/201/

Welcome to Halal Expo London 2019

AAATA Exhibitions is proud to present the UK’s very first Halal Expo. This event is expected to host more than 300 exhibitors over 12,000 square feet. Leading with a profile of halal production and services in all applicable sectors ranging from food and cosmetics, to chemicals, packaging and machinery. Islamic lifestyle and modern fashion are just as necessarily accompanying.

 

Over 500 professional buyers will be present, providing an opportunity to meet, ranging from the middle east to all over Europe. Being an exhibitor means networking with investors of some of the biggest and most active halal businesses who are there solely to seek new customers and to expand their business networks.

 

London as a centre for international business offers a multitude of opportunities to network and in turn, make lucrative business connections. You could even receive exposure that steps you up to the next level. This is an opportunity to be in the presence of any latest developments in the sector. Make the most of this and visit authorities from relevant public institutions at their stands respectively. Numerous sectors such as Halal Food & Beverages, Halal Tourism, Islamic Finance, Islamic Textile, Halal Medicine & Pharmaceutical Products make up for the template of this Expo.

Read more: www.halalexpolondon.com

 

 

Halal Expo 28.11.2019 – 01.12.2019 in Istanbul invites exhibitors and visitors

Being the largest exhibition in the halal sector organized in association with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), 7th edition of Halal Expo is ready to open its doors to exhibitors and visitors from all over the globe from November 28 to December 1, 2019 at Eurasia Show and Art Center, the newest exhibition area of Istanbul.

 

Halal Expo is an annual event organized in cooperation with the Islamic Centre for Development of Trade (ICDT), the Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries (SMIIC), with the support of Ministry of Trade of Republic of Turkey and other related ministries and public institutions of the Republic of Turkey. Covering the area of 14,000 m2, 6th OIC Halal Expo, which was held from November 29 to December 2, 2018, hosted 316 national and international exhibitors from 35 countries and more than 40,000 visitors with the share of foreigners amounting to 4000 attendees. Further, 6th OIC Halal Expo successfully incorporated a series of B2B meetings engaging more than 200 buyers from 25 countries into this exceptional trade business event.

 

Being organized simultaneously with the World Halal Summit under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey, 7th OIC Halal Expo will offer an outstanding exhibition area and a distinctive platform for a broad range of workshops, meetings and events as well as a new B2B Hosted Buyer Program with the participation of professional delegates among other activities related to the definition of halal.

 

Read more: http://www.helalexpo.com.tr/en/

Ukrainian producers authorized for exports to Qatar

Ukraine and Qatar agreed on the international veterinary certificates for the export of livestock products, State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection (SSUFSCP) reports.

“The competent authorities of Ukraine and Qatar have agreed on the forms of international veterinary certificates for the export of meat and meat products (including poultry meat and beef), milk and dairy productsedible eggs and egg productsfish and fish productsprocessed foods from Ukraine to Qatar,” the report says.

Previously it was reported that Ukraine and Bosnia and Herzegovina had agreed on the international veterinary certificate for the export of day-old poultry.