Food Policy and Security

Peer-review quarterly economic journal published since 2014.

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  • Semin, Aleksandr - ead of the Department of Strategic and Industrial Management of the Ural State Mining University, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice-President of the Ural Branch of the Free Economic Society of Russia (Russia) [WWW], [RSCI], [SCOPUS], [ResearcherID], [ORCID]

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The journal Food Policy and Security aims to become a center of expertise and information in the field of food security and food policy.

The main theme of the journal is to identify priority research areas of food security at the national and regional levels to develop strategies and tactics, and implementation of state agri-economic and social policy. Food security is considered in the context of national security, the preservation of statehood and sovereignty of the country.

The main content of the journal is the results of scholarly and practical research, analytical studies and socio-economic forecasts, discussion papers, interviews with experts, business leaders, representatives of the Russian business. All submissions will be peer reviewed.

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Vol 10, No 4 (2023)

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Substantiation of the need to develop a concept of technological development of the Russian agro-food complex amidst global challenges
Osovin M.N.
Abstract
Amidst geopolitical instability, the achievement of technological sovereignty and the integration of new knowledge-intensive technology into all stages of agricultural production will solve not only the problem of strengthening the competitiveness of Russian agricultural products in the global food market, but also overcoming the inertia of sectoral innovative development in the conditions of compression of cross-border investment flows. The article presents an analysis of institutional, financial and infrastructural measures of state support that contribute to the elimination of technological import dependence of the Russian agro-food companies. It is proved that there are possibilities of technical and technological modernization of the fixed assets of the agro-food companies to ensure the technological sovereignty of the agro-industrial complex in the conditions of a reduction in the share of imported products in the agricultural machinery market and lack of access to ready-made foreign solutions and breakthrough technology. The necessity of developing a concept of technological development of the Russian agro-food complex for a long-term period is substantiated; and the main stages of its implementation are highlighted. The author took into account the specifics of the current situation in the industry and the prospects for growth of the domestic segment of the agrotechnology market.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):577-590
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Developing import substitution in the conditions of innovative economy in the Russian agro-industrial complex
Lyasnikov N.V., Lyasnikova Y.V., Anishchenko A.N., Romanova Y.A.
Abstract
The article discusses import substitution development in the interests of stimulating the digital economy in the Russian agro-industrial complex. The study was based on a comprehensive analysis of statistical data on the digital development of the agro-industrial complex, including comparison with the industry benchmark, on information obtained as a result of a survey of digital management professionals in the agro-industrial complex and experts in the field of digitalization and import substitution in agriculture. transformations for the development of agriculture, highlight the priority areas of digitalization and emphasize the objective regularity of the digital lag of the agricultural sector compared to other industries. The dependence of digital transformations in the Russian agro-industrial complex on the import of equipment and key technology is shown. An extremely low level of import substitution is stated. This does not correspond to the priority interests of ensuring sectoral development. In conclusion, a set of measures to solve the problem of import substitution is proposed. These measures include the promotion of cooperation between the state, business, and scientific institutions; the development of intersectoral cooperation between companies and agribusiness management bodies, Russian industry and the information technology sector; the creation of a favorable ecosystem for the development of digital technology, improving legal regulation and public administration; raising awareness; and the development of digital competencies.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):591-612
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Assessment of factors affecting agricultural exports
Khayrullina O.I.
Abstract
The article analyzes Russian exports of agricultural products. Trends and regularities in the growth of foreign trade were identified. Export factors have been analyzed. Based on econometric tools, it was found that the investment activity of economic entities of agribusiness has the greatest impact on the turnover of foreign trade in agricultural goods. The amount of state support has the opposite effect, which requires further analysis of the tools, mechanisms and amounts of funding used. Recommendations for the development of domestic food exports have been proposed. The article will be of interest to scientists and specialists in the field of export of agricultural products.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):613-628
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Analysis of current government support for agricultural producers
Khayrullina O.I.
Abstract
The article examines government support for agricultural producers. Based on a study of regulatory and legislative acts, the key instruments of government support for agricultural producers were identified. The main trends and patterns of distribution of budget funds have been examined. There are significant regional differences in the level of funding. A comparative analysis of the recipients of funds regarding the cost of production, gross regional product and sown areas was carried out. Recommendations regarding improving the methodology for assessing the effectiveness of the use of budget funds were given. The article will be of interest to scientists and government officials.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):629-644
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Taxonomic analysis of rural businessmen's motivation
Polbitsyn S.N.
Abstract
Studies of motivation in rural entrepreneurship have demonstrated its positive impact on the well-being of both businessmen themselves and rural community, but little is still known about the diversity of motivation types. In this research, the authors try to answer the following question. What types of motivation of rural businessmen should be allocated not only for the purpose of researching the effective organization of support for rural businessmen, but also for the purpose of directing the businessmen's activities to those activities that can bring the greatest not only economic, but also social effect for the rural population and ensure sustainable development of rural areas? Based on the perspective of unforeseen circumstances grounded on the theory of self-determination, the authors conducted the expert study to explain the influence of motivation on the willingness of rural residents to engage in business activity. The analysis demonstrates that social motivation does not have a significant impact on the willingness to do business. At the same time, purely economic motivation has a positive impact on future businessmen.In general, the research raises questions about the need for a taxonomy of rural businessmen's motivation, which will increase the effectiveness of not only the business activities, but also government support to ensure the sustainable development of rural society.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):645-662
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Organic agriculture amidst economic crisis: Russian and German experience
Leushkina V.V.
Abstract
Organic agriculture in Russia is in the initial stage of development. In our country, interest in this type of management has recently arisen. A small number of scientists, scientific and educational institutions are engaged in research. In European countries, this type of management has existed for more than a decade and is widespread. Within the framework of organic agricultural production, developed countries solve the problems of production greening, development of degraded rural areas, improvement of territorial infrastructure, elimination of migration from rural areas, increase of gross agricultural production and a number of other problems connected with development of backward regions. During the period of hostilities in Ukraine, the development of organic agricultural production in other countries is poorly analyzed.The article presents a comparative analysis of the development of organic agriculture in Russia and Germany amidst the global crisis and sanctions pressure on Russia.The author presents a comparative analysis of the development of organic agriculture in Russia and Germany by the specific composition of agricultural products, the certified agricultural area and the quantitative composition of certified agricultural companies.The results of the scientific article are significant for the management staff of municipalities and managers of agricultural companies.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):663-676
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Recreational forestry: ecological and economic assessment and development prospects
Ivanov D.M.
Abstract
The article discusses the prospects of recreational forestry and its socio-economic efficiency. In recent years the popularity of recreation and tourism on the territory of the Russian Federation, including in forests, has increased. Forests are not only a source of wood and other raw materials, but also a place of recreation for the population of large cities who want to restore physical and mental health. On the example of the Leningrad region, the author shows the high importance of recreational forestry. It is proposed to expand the areas of recreational forests not only in four forestry areas marked as promising in the forest plan of the Leningrad region, but also those forests that are located near large horticultural arrays. As an example, the "Chashcha" and "Novinka" horticultures, located in the Gatchina district of the Leningrad region near the state nature reserve "North of the Mshinsky Swamp", are considered. The article concludes that the organized use of forests will reduce the anthropogenic load and suggests directions for further research to identify additional criteria for selecting forests for recreational needs.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):677-692
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Crop production in Russia and the Bryansk region: current trends and development priorities
Kuzymitskaya A.A., Korosteleva O.N., Ivanyuga T.V., Kubyshkin A.V.
Abstract
The purpose of the study is to identify trends in the development of the crop industry in Russia and the Bryansk region and to determine priorities for further development of the industry amidst anti-Russian sanctions. The progressive development of crop-growing industries is the most important task in ensuring food independence and stabilizing the economy of the country and the Bryansk region in particular. In the context of import substitution, a large number of state programs to support the industry are being implemented. In accordance with these programs, the allocated large-scale investments made it possible to qualitatively increase the stock ratio, stock availability of production in crop production, and contributed to the introduction of advanced innovative technology. The article reveals the current trends in the development of crop production industries, characterized by an increase in yields and gross fees for individual crops, a gradual reduction in purchases of necessary imported resources. Further development of crop production, aimed at increasing production volumes and increasing export potential, may be possible thanks to timely measures of state support.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):693-718
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Barley production and consumption trends in the Russian Federation
Shalaeva L.V.
Abstract
In conditions of economic uncertainty and sanctions, trends in barley production and consumption determine both opportunities and risks for the Russian Federation in the domestic and global grain markets. The purpose of the study is to assess trends in barley production and consumption in the Russian Federation in the context of the main factors and categories of farms. Rosstat data for 2017-2021 and preliminary data for 2022 were used as the information base. The main trends and directions of optimization of barley production and consumption in the Russian Federation are outlined. The results of the study are of practical importance for optimizing the development strategy of the grain complex of Russia as a whole and its individual regions.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):719-734
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Implementation of system management in food security
Diner Y.A., Yurk N.A.
Abstract
Modern processing companies operating in conditions of fierce competition in our country must react sharply to the ever-increasing needs of society and provide it with food products that fully meet the requirements of legislative acts and regulatory documentation in the field of food safety. The introduction, certification and maintenance of a management system based on the systematic management of hazards of various kinds at the stages of the production cycle of both food raw materials and food products is an important strategic aspect of the activity of any company. This management system will solve the problem when achieving product safety, as well as gain a foothold in the domestic market as a bona fide manufacturer. In this regard, scientific research in the field of safety management at some stages of the life cycle of food products is relevant and promising. The purpose of this study was to develop elements of system management in the field of food safety based on the principles of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points of pasteurized melange. The following generally accepted methods of the HACCP concept were applied: an algorithm for assessing the probability of dangerous factors, a risk analysis diagram, and a decision tree. The authors compiled information about the production process and directly about the product itself. All the hazards that may arise at the production stages have been identified. Critical control points and management measures have been identified and systematized. This formed the basis for the development of the HACCP plan and the plan of mandatory preliminary measures. The implementation of the developed elements of the security management system will ensure the release of a high-quality and safe product that satisfies the modern consumer.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):735-748
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Analysis of hazardous factors in the food safety management system
Yurk N.A., Diner Y.A.
Abstract
Currently, in the production chain of food processing companies, timely and properly conducted analysis of technological risks, as well as the identification of critical control points are important aspects of the safety management system based on the principles of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points. The practical application of the elements of the safety management system is observed at the manufacturing companies in many countries, which in turn guarantees the unconditional safety of their production. Every year, the number of countries that make it mandatory for manufacturing companies to implement the system increases. The purpose of this study was to analyze the hazards in the production technology of egg product, i.e. melange. In this article, the following methods provided for by the modern concept of quality management and established in GOST R 51705.4-2001 were used: algorithms for assessing the probability and severity of consequences, as well as a risk analysis diagram. During the research, the initial information necessary for the implementation of the principles of the management system in the production of melange was compiled. The authors provide a complete description of the finished product (melange), as well as the main and additional raw materials used for technological purposes. Taking into account the requirements for the implementation of quality management tools, diagrams of the production process have been developed. The diagrams indicate the parameters and modes that should be subject to strict and systematic production control. These diagrams serve as a basis for assessing production risks and identifying hazards (microbiological, chemical and physical ones). According to the developed diagrams, all kinds of hazards that may arise at the stages of the product life cycle and affect its safety are identified by means of algorithms.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):749-762
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Ensuring economic security in public procurements by methods of anti-corruption control
Alekseev S.L., Sharipov S.A., Sergeeva Y.S.
Abstract
The article deals with the problems of ensuring the regional economic security in public procurement through the methods of anti-corruption control in the course of requirements for the subject of procurement. In these study, the authors come to the conclusion that the transparency of public procurement is affected by the difficulty of substantiating references to standards and technical conditions in the descriptions of the products themselves, which is reflected in the losses in the economic development of the country's regions. It is proposed to develop an integral system of anti-corruption monitoring within the framework of transparency of anti-corruption control over the quality of development and application of standards of organizations and technical conditions used in public procurement, based on integration into the mechanisms of the electronic state.
Food Policy and Security. 2023;10(4):763-780
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