The Russian government has adopted a new decree expanding state support measures for dairy producers. The document amends existing regulations to give businesses easier access to subsidies, reducing production scale and operational time requirements. Subsidy rates per unit of dairy product are also raised to offset input costs and encourage higher output.
At a press briefing, a Russian Agriculture Ministry representative stated the policy aims to develop the dairy cattle industry, safeguard national food security, and help farmers overcome challenges. This decision is expected to reinvigorate the dairy sector, which has been struggling with rising feed and fuel costs.
The decree took effect immediately upon signing and will be implemented through local authorities. Economists view this as a positive step toward stabilizing the domestic dairy market amid broader macroeconomic pressures.
