Pursuits
Billionaire Farmers Reap Fortunes From Russia Food Sanctions
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Piglets stand in a pen at a pig farm in Baraqueville, France, on Saturday, Aug. 21, 2015. About two-thirds of France is currently facing drought-related problems, FNSEA Farmers Union head Xavier Beulin says and also calls on the European Union to take measures to clear up the pork market currently under price pressure from German and Spanish production.
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Russia’s geopolitical conflicts, anemic oil prices and weakened ruble are working out rather well for the country’s biggest publicly traded farming company.