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 Expects Record Vegetable Harvest in 2018

    The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has estimated that this year will be a 10-year record with regard to the vegetable harvest. The Ministry Press Service stated that by the end of 2018, Russia will produce one million MT of greenhouse … Continued

  • Grape Imports on the Rise this Season

    The volume of fresh grapes imported by Russia has slightly increased in the first seven months of 2018, as reported by EastFruit analysts, citing data from the International Trade Center (ITC). Thus, the volume imported in January-July 2018 reached 105 … Continued

  • Price of Apples for Processing Continues to Fall

    According to EastFruit analysts, the prices paid for apples intended for processing into apple juice and concentrate have fallen significantly last week. As the harvest has continued in domestic farms and the industrial apple supply from Belarus has increased, prices … Continued

  • How to Change the Life of Russians Due to the Increase in VAT

    Due to the weakening of the ruble and is scheduled for 2019, raising the value added tax (VAT) may increase the prices of many goods. Prices of clothing and footwear in Russia in 2019 may increase by 5-20% due to … Continued

  • Russia and China to Reduce Use of US Dollar

    Moscow and Beijing plan to use their own national currencies more often in trade deals, said Russian President Putin on Tuesday. “The Russian and Chinese sides confirmed their interest in using national currencies more actively in reciprocal payments,” he said … Continued