Crescendo Worldwide and Omsky Biocluster: preview of the Markets of India Webinar
Omsky Biocluster Association and Crescendo Worldwide - Omsky Biocluster Partner, has signed an Agreement for Supporting Omsky Biocluster Association members in knowing the Indian market and Supporting to serve Indian market. As initiation Crescendo Worldwide and Omsky Biocluster have organised a Webinar for Omsky Biocluster Association members (the event is held jointly with the Omsk Chamber of Commerce and Industry - member of Omsky Biocluster). 
August 21, a party of peaches was delivered to the territory of Omsk region from the Republic of Kyrgyzstan. Specialists of the Omsk Reference Center of Rosselkhoznadzor (member of Omsky Biocluster) have detected a dangerous quarantine pest in a batch of peaches.
The Russian-Dutch company De Heus will build a factory in Vladimir region to produce mixed fodders for fish. The new factory will be located one kilometer from the De Heus factory, operating in Lakinsk, for the production of premixes and feed additives for animals. Investments in the project, which is planned to launch as early as next year, will amount to 2bn RUR ($ 29.17m).
Omsk Chamber of Commerce and Industry (member of Omsky Biocluster) informs the Omsk business that the Union of Wholesale Food Markets of Russia, from September 19 to 21, 2018, is holding the All-Russian Conference 'Features and Trends in the Development of Food Trade: Problems, Challenges and Ways Their Solutions' (Moscow, Izmaylovskoye Shosse, 71, Izmailovo Hotel 'Alpha', Conference Hall No. 7 (VIP).
In May, Igor Antropenko, a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Omsk region, headed Omsk regional branch of All-Russia Public Organization 'Delovaya Rossiya' (‘Business Russia’). Igor Antropenko in an exclusive interview with Omsky Biocluster spoke about how he came to 'Business Russia' and what goals the members of Omsk DeloRos plan to solve.
Harvesting of cereals in Russia is in full swing. The expected harvest is predicted at 103m tons. At least a third of this volume will be exported. At the same time, the regions are asking the government to limit the grain export. Farmers fear that grain is not enough for domestic consumption, in particular, for livestock feed. The grain deficit can provoke a sharp rise in the meat price.
The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia proposes to significantly increase export deliveries of finished products, which will help achieve the goal of increasing the volume of agricultural exports to $ 45bn by 2024, set in the May decree of President Vladimir Putin.