Team of professionals in food marketing

CrispConsulting operates as an in-country representative for international trade associations as well as cooperates on short-term projects with leading companies of the global agricultural sector. Market analysis, MICE, educational trainings, promotions in retail and wholesale, design and production of printed materials, PR – are parts of our work. Our geography: Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Romania, Moldova, the Baltics.

  • An Increase of 33% in Greenhouse Vegetable Production in Russia

    As of March 17, 2020, 198,400 MT of vegetables were harvested in winter greenhouses, which is 33.6% higher than in 2019 (148,500 MT). The yield of greenhouse cucumbers is 142,000 MT (+42%), tomatoes – 52.500 MT (+ 17.7%), green crops … Continued

  • In Russia, the List of Fruits and Berries Taxed at a Reduced VAT Approved

    New HS codes were added to the list of food products taxed at a reduced VAT rate (the decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 1952 dated 12/31/2019). Fruits and berries from the list are subject to 10% VAT … Continued

  • Turkey to Resume Tomato Exports to Russia

    On March 7, after a month-long disruption due to the yearly quota limit, Turkish tomato exports to Russia have resumed. Moscow decided to lift the yearly quote from 150,000 MT to 200,000 MT after some containers carrying Turkish tomatoes were … Continued

  • Rising Price of Imported Pears in Russia

    In winter, imported products traditionally prevail in the pear market in Russia, reported EastFruit project analysts. The main countries supplying pears during this period are Argentina, Belgium and the Netherlands. At the same time, it is worth noting that prices … Continued

  • Russia Imported Less Fruit and Vegetables in 2019

    Russian imports of fresh fruit and vegetable have seen a recovery in recent years after introducing the boycott on food products from the European Union, USA and some other countries in 2014. However, in 2019, these imports declined again. Compared … Continued