Чукотка и Севастополь лидируют по приросту производства молока
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«Ветеринария и жизнь» проанализировала данные Росстата и составила рейтинг регионов России по темпам прироста производства молока за 9 месяцев 2024 года.
Лидером рейтинга стала Чукотка, где объемы производства молока выросли на 24,6% по сравнению с аналогичным периодом 2023 года. Высокий показатель обусловлен эффектом низкой базы.
На втором месте – Севастополь с приростом 19,1%. В городе произвели 1,9 тыс. тонн молока. При этом в Крыму в целом наблюдается снижение производства молока почти на 5%.
Чукотка и Севастополь лидируют по приросту производства молока
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«Ветеринария и жизнь» проанализировала данные Росстата и составила рейтинг регионов России по темпам прироста производства молока за 9 месяцев 2024 года.
Лидером рейтинга стала Чукотка, где объемы производства молока выросли на 24,6% по сравнению с аналогичным периодом 2023 года. Высокий показатель обусловлен эффектом низкой базы.
На втором месте – Севастополь с приростом 19,1%. В городе произвели 1,9 тыс. тонн молока. При этом в Крыму в целом наблюдается снижение производства молока почти на 5%.
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