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Baltika Extends Capacity for Non-Alcoholic Beer Production

Mar 27, 2017

Russia-based Baltika Breweries, part of the Carlsberg Group, has expanded its capacity for production of non-alcoholic beer. The company increased the number of sites where innovative non-alcoholic brewery equipment is installed. ...

Tags: Baltika Breweries, Beer

Chinese TV Series Become Popular in Russia

Apr 3, 2016

Chinese TV series are gaining popularity in Russia, as viewers become more and more interested in the culture of China and Asia in general. Without extra promotion, Asian series are attracting a rising number of ordinary Russian viewers ...

Tags: TV Series, VKontakte

Polish Board Game Kolejka Banned In Russia

Mar 23, 2016

Russian State Office for the Protection of Consumer Rights believes the game to be 'anti-Russian'. Polish board game Kolejka (Queue) has been banned in Russia as a result of it being 'anti-Russian'. The Russian version of the game ...

Tags: Queue, Poland, Russia

China, Russia Sign 30 Cooperation Documents

Dec 18, 2015

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (R) and Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev meet the press after the 20th China-Russia Prime Ministers' Regular Meeting in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 17, 2015. [Photo: Xinhua] China and Russia signed ...

Tags: oil, gas, financial cooperation

China, Russia Plan Closer E-Commerce Cooperation

Dec 17, 2015

Logo of Alibaba. [File Photo: jdzj.com] Chinese and Russian companies vowed on Wednesday that they will cooperate more in online business. On the sidelines of the World Internet Conference (WIC), Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev ...

Tags: E-Commerce Cooperation, Alibaba, online business

Russia Starts Incineration of Banned Western Food Products

Aug 10, 2015

Russia has started the process of destroying banned Western food products on the border days before the presidential decree ordering the same comes into force. Signed on 29 July, the decree enters into force today and orders the ...

Tags: cheese, meat, vegetables

Nuclear Energy Industry to Keep a Critical Export Agreement with China on The Books

Jun 9, 2015

The nuclear energy industry is pushing to keep a critical export agreement with China on the books beyond the end of this year. A nuclear cooperation agreement that allows United States companies to export their products and ...

Tags: Energy, Nuclear

eBay Has Launched a Domestic Selling Business in Russia

Oct 28, 2014

For the first time since its inception nearly a decade ago, the American multinational corporation and e-commerce company eBay has launched a domestic selling business in Russia. As part of its ongoing expansion spree in emerging markets, ...

Tags: eBay, Business, Accessories

China and Russia Are Closer Than Before

Oct 4, 2014

On Wednesday, after wee-hours bargaining that capped more than a decade of negotiations, Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corporation announced the signing of a 30-year gs-supply contract, estimated by the parties to be worth $400 ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

Russian Government Has Removed Some Agricultural Products

Aug 27, 2014

Russia amends blacklist to allow imports of lactose-free milk, some fish and vegetables The Russian government has removed some agricultural products, including lactose-free milk and dairy products, young salmon and trout, as well as some ...

Tags: Russian, Agricultural Products, Agriculture

Seafood Firms Have Joined Forces to Support Imposition of a Ban on Seafood Imports

Aug 25, 2014

Seafood firms in the US state of Alaska have joined forces to support imposition of a ban on seafood imports from Russia and also urged Russia to ease its ban on US food imports. The move will support sustainable and quality fisheries in ...

Tags: Seafood firms, Ban, Food

The US Department of Commerce Issued Its Preliminary Determination on Wednesday

Mar 10, 2014

Several US ferrosilicon market participants believe the preliminary determination giving a 0% margin on imports of Russian ferrosilicon and a 27.27% margin for imports of Venezuelan material, announced Wednesday, could have a near-term ...

Tags: Ferrosilicon, Antidumping Finding

It's Good to Know More About Simple Herbs to Protect Us Against Infections

Nov 19, 2013

It's good to know more about simple herbs to protect us against infections as well as cure us from infections and disease. Some herbs can be consumed directly; some need to be made into teas or tinctures, while others are offered as ...

Tags: herbs, Health, Medicine

Portal for Russian Shoppers Is Unveiled by E-Tailer Modnique

Nov 19, 2013

Global fashion e-retailer Modnique launched its first localized site in Russian to provide its fastest growing customer segment a tailored shopping experience. Modnique will include regional style preferences, full Russian language ...

Tags: E-Tailer, Russian Shoppers

The DEFRA Boss Signed a Beef and Lamb Export Deal Valued at £100M Over Three Years

Sep 19, 2013

Environment secretary Owen Paterson has succeeded in his mission to persuade Russian authorities to sign an export deal for British beef and lamb, expected to be worth £100M over the next three years. The DEFRA boss has signed a ...

Tags: Beef, Agriculture, Food

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