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Two Ukrainian enterprises - Hadiachsyr and Prometei - have been allowed to resume cheese exports to the Russian market following the results of laboratory tests conducted by Russia's consumer rights watchdog, Rospotrebnadzor head and Russia's chief epidemiologist Gennady Onishchenko told...
17.05.2012
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Ukraine exported 405,910 metric tons of alumina in January-March, 8.2% more than in January-March 2011, the government reported Monday.
The exported alumina was worth $154.83 million.
Alumina exports in March totaled 134,350 tons, 0.4% more than in February this year and 5.8%...
17.05.2012
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Fueled by record harvests, Russia and Ukraine are expected to surge to the top ranks of the global export markets for wheat and corn in the coming years, a development that will open up new investment opportunities in commodities and equities.
The surge in Russia, which will see its...
15.05.2012
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Ukrainian Prime Minster Mykola Azarov announced that Ukraine will ramp up its natural gas production by up to 25 percent over the next three years, a move that could help the country break free of its energy dependence on neighboring Russia.
Ukraine has chosen to partner with...
15.05.2012
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Ukrlandfarming Plc, Ukraine’s largest grain producer, wants to export corn to China as the country seeks to diversify its supply away from the U.S. to strengthen food security, Chairman and owner Oleg Bakhmatyuk said.
Ukrlandfarming may harvest 1.6 million metric tons of corn...
11.05.2012
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide 13.3 million euros ($17.6 million) for a wind farm in western Ukraine to improve power-supply reliability and reduce carbon-dioxide emissions.
The financing will consist of a 10-year loan of 9.5 million euros from the EBRD and...
25.04.2012
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Growth will probably slow this year in Eastern Europe and central Asia, and the region is at risk from tighter credit conditions at a time when lending by the International Monetary Fund may be postponed to countries such as Ukraine, a World Bank official said.
The bank is forecasting growth...
20.04.2012
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Japan, the world’s largest corn importer, will continue buying the commodity from Ukraine although shipments have slowed recently on quality concerns, Ukrainian analysts said.
“Shipments to Japan will be taking place anyway,” Nikolay Vernitsky, director of the Kiev-based...
20.04.2012
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