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.

  • Russia Considering Reduction of VAT on Fruit

    The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has proposed the introduction of tax incentives for Russian fruit producers. According to the head of the Ministry of Agriculture, Alexander Tkachev, the reduction of VAT by eight percentage points would reduce the flow of … Continued

  • European Union Extends Sanctions Against Russia over Ukraine

    The European Union has extended sanctions by a further six months against dozens of Russian citizens and companies deemed to have a role in threatening the stability and independence of Ukraine. EU headquarters said Thursday the restrictive measures have been prolonged until March … Continued

  • Chinese Fruits and Vegetables Dominate Sales in Russia

    Three years ago Russia implemented punitive measures against European countries and the United States of America. Later they also carried out sanctions against Turkish products. Against this background, Chinese fruits and vegetables have started occupying sales counters in Russia. According … Continued

  • Reuters: Russian Economic Growth Upgraded, Inflation Seen Slowing

    Russia’s economy is seen growing slightly faster this year than previously and inflation is seen slowing, a Reuters monthly poll of economists showed on Thursday. The median forecast of 20 analysts and economists polled by Reuters in late August was … Continued

  • EU Fruit Still Slipping into Russia Despite Sanctions

    Despite ongoing sanctions imposed by Moscow on fruit and vegetables from European Union countries in response to EU measures banning the sale of produce from Russia, large quantities of fruit such as nectarines and peaches from the bloc’s warmer member-states, … Continued