AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoBelarus–Russia Fuel Lifeline: With Ukrainian drone strikes disrupting Russian refining, Belarus shipped record gasoline and diesel to Russia in July—gasoline deliveries rose 13% to 212,000 tonnes and diesel doubled to 162,000 tonnes, keeping Moscow’s stations supplied. Agri Procurement Pilot: The Council of Ministers approved a pilot to procure crop protection products with plant growth-regulating properties for winter rapeseed, running to Oct. 31, 2026, via the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange or direct sourcing. Export Support for Food: A separate pilot will partially compensate Belarusian food exporters’ transport and logistics costs for shipments to “far arc” countries in the second half of 2026, with higher support for butter/cheese/baby food (50%) and lower rates for poultry and dairy inputs (30%). Industrial Logistics: Wildberries says its Great Stone logistics complex is on schedule (and even ahead), rejecting claims it will move main hubs outside Russia. Trade Routes: The “Slavic Caravan” freight train service from Belarus to Uzbekistan has arrived, covering 3,822 km in a 51-car set. Security Tech: Radar Design Bureau is trialing a new electronic warfare jamming transmitter, Tarpan, aimed at disrupting satellite navigation up to 50 km. School Feeding Update: New rules for school meals start Sept. 1, standardizing one-meal formats and raising state spending norms by 5% with annual indexing to retail food prices.
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