Russia: Russian Agricultural Policy and Situation Bi-Weekly Update - 11

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EAEU Ratified Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam . . . President Putin Chaired Meeting on Agriculture Development . . . Igor Kuzin Appointed Deputy Minister of Agriculture . . . Russian Grain Stocks Reach 13.3 MMT . . . Second World Grain Forum Announced . . . VPSS Banned Products from Two Regions of Canada . . . Russian Fish Production Up 1.4 Percent . . . Rosalkoholregulirovanie to Lift the Ban on Internet Sales of Alcoholic Beverages . . . Back-Sales of Intervention Fund Grain Authorized for the 2015 Crop . . . The EAEC and EPPO to Develop a Cooperative Plant Quarantine Program . . . Anthrax Outbreak in Yamal . . . Moscow and St. Petersburg Hotels Ready to Raise Prices in 2017 . . . Russia Boosts Vodka Production Nearly Ten Percent . . . New Head of the Federal Customs Service Announced . . . “Golden Autumn 2016” Scheduled . . . Development of Viticulture and Winemaking Draft Concept Initiated . . . Development of Viticulture and Winemaking Draft Concept Initiated . . . Russian Foodservice Market Fell in 2016 

Russia: Russian Agricultural Policy and Situation Bi-Weekly Update - 11

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