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Belarus increased purchasing prices for agricultural products 2011
The Government of Belarus increased purchasing prices for agricultural commodities of the harvest-2011, realized for the state purposes. The decision appears in the Decree of the Council of Ministers #156. According to the Decree, the average growth of purchasing prices for grains and groats crops of the harvest-2011 totals 28%, due to the current price conjuncture on the foreign market, low profitability of plant growing products, rise of material expenses. Such growth is object to support profitability at the level of level 20%. Purchasing prices for brewing barley of the harvest-2011 increase by nearly 41%. Purchasing prices for brewing barley of the state demand will total 550 thsd BYR, as opposed to 390 thsd BYR in 2010. Rapeseed price increases by 25% - to the level of 1 mln BYR (332 USD).
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written on 15.02.2011 um 06:19.
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