Experts recognize the efficiency of the procurement mechanism, however, remind us that intervention should be used in conjunction with other measures.
May 25 should be selected banks for the financing of interventions. As reported by "RG" in celosvetove, for three years the manufacturers can be purchased at 970 thousand tons of grain - wheat, durum, rye, barley and corn. In the state Fund can be bought three thousand tons of skimmed milk powder, more than 1.5 thousand tons of powdered milk and about 1.7 thousand tons of butter. The specific amount will be determined based on the market situation.
"Positively is an effective tool for smoothing fluctuations in the market, which should be introduced in a timely manner and to ensure a fair price. Or contribute to cost containment in case of insufficient volume of supply," - said in an interview with "RG" Executive Director of the Association "Rusprodsoyuz" Dmitry Vostrikov. The most common are grain interventions, which began in 2001, the expert reminded.
And intervention in the market of dry milk is scheduled for the first time, although for the first time their need began back in 2016. "But now the question of dairy interventions is not yet resolved," - said in an interview with "RG" Executive Director of the National Union of milk producers (Soyuzmoloko) Artem Belov. In his opinion, with all the efficiency of this mechanism of intervention can give benefit only in the case when they are part of a series of measures. "For example, in the dairy industry it is necessary to establish control over the balance of deliveries from Belarus, more to combat counterfeits, remove cheese-like products from Ukraine and third countries that are granted for cheese on store shelves", he said.
"The volume of purchases made by a state is insignificant and the impact on the market and prices to provide unlikely, - says Director of the analytical center "Sovekon" Andrei Sizov. - Moreover, we believe that both now and earlier, and the second ten consecutive years of cereal intervention is not needed." However, other effective measures to stabilize prices if necessary, yet admits the expert.
