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List of Customs Offices entitled to accept ATA Carnets for the purposes of Customs clearance № Customs name Address Airport Vnukovo (passenger) Customs point bld. 3, 2, Vtoraya Reysovaya street, International Airport 1 Vnukovo, Moscow, 119027 Airport Vnukovo (cargo) Customs point bld. 3, 2, Vtoraya Reysovaya street, International Airport 2 Vnukovo, Moscow, 119027 Airport Vnukovo (cargo) Customs point bld. 3, 2, Vtoraya Reysovaya street, International Airport 3 (Department of customs clearance and Vnukovo, Moscow, 119027 customs control №2) Airport Domodedovo (passenger) Customs bld. 24, Moscow Airport Domodedovo, Moscow Region, 4 Point 142015 Airport Domodedovo (cargo) (passenger) bld. 24, Moscow Airport Domodedovo, Moscow Region, 5 Customs point 142015 Aerodrome Chkalovskiy Customs Point Aerodrome Chkalovskiy, Shchyolkovo-10, Moscow 6 Region, 141100 Aerodrome Ramenskoe Customs Point 10, Koperativnaya street, Zhukovskiy, Moscow Region, 7 140180 International Airport Sheremetyevo International Airport Sheremeteyevo, Khimki, Moscow 8 (passenger) Customs point Region, 141400 International Airport Sheremetyevo (cargo) International Airport Sheremeteyevo, Khimki, Moscow 9 Customs point Region, 141400 Specialized Customs point 12, Smolnaya street, Moscow 10 Only for the goods with the maintenance of precious metals and stones, jewelry North-West Excise Customs point 40 «а», Kulturi avenue, Saint-Petersburg 11 (specialized) Kaliningrad Excise Customs point 16, Druzhby street, Bagrationovsk, Kaliningrad Region, 12 238420 Krasnoperekopskiy Customs point 8, Privokzalnaya street, Krasnoperekopsk, The Republic 13 of Crimea, 296000 Airport Simferopol Customs point 14, Airport square, Simferopol, The Republic of Crimea, 14 295491 Evpatoriyskiy Customs point 1-a, Moryakov square, Evpatoriya, The Republic of 15 Crimea, 297400 Yaltinskiy Customs point 7, Ruzvelta street, Yalta, The Republic of Crimea, 16 298601 Feodosiyskiy Customs point 20a, Gorkogo street, Feodosiya, The Republic of Crimea, 17 298100 Kerchenskiy Customs point 9, Furmanova street, Kerch, The Republic of Crimea, 18 298312 Simferopol-tsentralniy Customs point 27, Malchenko street, Simferopol, The Republic of 19 Crimea, 295491 20 Dzhankoyskiy Customs point Dzhankoy, The Republic of Crimea, 296100 21 Inkermanskiy Customs point 5-a, Nakhimova square, Sevastopol, 299011 Bukhta Kamishovaya Customs point 7-a, Zapadniy bereg Kamishovoy bukhty street, 22 Sevastopol, 299014 International automobile checkpoint 705 km of Moscow-Simpherpopol (M-2 “Crimea”) 23 Nekhoteevka Customs point highway, Belgorod Region, 308594 24 Belgorodskiy Customs point 90, K. Zaslonova street, Belgorod, 308017 Schebekinskiy Customs point named after 12a, Mostovaya stree, Alekseevka, Belgorod Region, 25 V.A. Dankova 309857 26 Graivoronskiy Customs point 71, Lenina street, Graivoron, Belgorod Region, 309370 International automobile checkpoint Rovenki Gubkin-11, Rovenskiy district, Belgorod Region, 309740 27 Customs point International automobile checkpoint 518 km of Moscow-Kiev (M-3 “Ukraine”) highway, Sevkiy 28 Troebortnoe Customs point District, Bryansk Region, 242455 International automobile checkpoint Pogar 23 km of Pogar-Gremyach highway, Pogarskiy District, 29 Customs point Bryansk Region, 243550 International automobile checkpoint Novie Klimovskiy district, Bryansk Region, 243046 30 Yurkovichi Customs point 31 Vladimirskiy Customs point 28-g, Kuibisheva street, Vladimir, 600035 32 Levoberezhniy Customs point 148-a, Dmitrova street, Voronezh, 394140 33 Airport Voronezh Customs point Airport «Chernovitskoe», Voronezh, Voronezh Region International automobile checkpoint Kantemirovka village, Voronezh Region, 396730 34 Bugaevka Customs point 35 Lobnenskiy Customs point 9, Gagarina street, Lobnya, Moscow Region, 141730 Dubna Customs point bld.2, 4, Programmistov street, Dubna, Moscow Region, 36 141980 Akulovskiy Customs point 137, Novaya street, Akulovo village, Moscow Region, 37 143002 Akulovskiy Customs point (Department of 16, Mezhdunarodnaya street, Krasnogorsk, Moscow 38 customs clearance and customs control №2) Region, 143402 Volokolamskiy Customs point 36-B, Yamskaya street, Volokolamsk, Moscow Region, 39 143604 Obninskiy Customs point bld. 6, Severnaya promishlennaya zona, Vorsino village, 40 Borovskiy district, Kaluga Region, 249020 41 Kostromskoi Customs point 7, Zelenaya street, Kostroma, 156961 Kurskiy Customs point Zaoleshenskiy selskiy sovet, Sudzhanskiy District, Kursk 42 Region, 307831 International automobile checkpoint Krupets Kozinskiy selskiy sovet, Rilskiy District, Kursk Region, 43 Customs point 307364 International automobile checkpoint Sudzha Zaoleshenskiy selskiy sovet, Sudzhanskiy district, Kursk 44 Customs point Region, 307801 45 Pravoberezhnyiy Customs point 3, Trubniy proezd, Lipetsk, Lipetsk Region, 398037 46 Tambovskiy Customs point 3-B, Brigadnaya street, Tambov, 392000 Vistavochniy Customs point 14, Krasnopresnenskaya naberezhnaya, Moscow, 47 123100 Vystavochniy Customs point (department of bld. 229, 119, Mira prospekt, All-Russian Exhibition 48 organization of customs processing and Center, Moscow, 129233 customs control №2) Zadneprovskiy Customs point (specialized) 3, Dorozhnaya street, Nikolskaya village, Smolensk 49 Reexportation of the goods is not issued Region, 214530 Krasninskiy Customs point (department of Krasninskiy District, Smolensk Region, 216125 organization of customs processing and 50 customs control №2) Reexportation of the goods is not issued 51 Novo-Yaroslavskiy Customs point Novo-Yaroslavskaya Railway station, Yaroslavl,150023 Pomorskiy Customs point (department of 14, Kosmonavta Komarova street, Arkhangelsk, 163031 52 organization of customs processing and customs control №2) Koryazhemskiy Customs point Sortirovochnaya Railway station, Koryazhma, 53 Arkhangelsk Region, 165651 54 Airport Arkhangelsk Customs Point 8, Airport Talagi, Arkhangelsk, 163053 Severodvinskiy Customs point 1/39, Zheleznodorozhnaya street, Severodvinsk, 55 Arkhangelsk Region, 164500 56 Vologodskiy Customs point 84-a, Gagarina street, Vologda, 160028 57 Prionezhskiy Customs point 25, Engels street, Petrozavodsk, 185028 International automobile checkpoint Luttya State border, Kostomushka, 186930 58 Customs point International automobile checkpoint Vyartsilya village, Sortavala, Karelia Republic, 186757 59 Vyartsilya Customs point Ezhvinskiy Customs point 2, Bumazhnikov prospect, Syktyvkar, Komi Republic, 60 167026 International automobile checkpoint 1, Pobedy street, Svetogorsk, Vyborgskiy district, 61 Svetogorsk Customs point Leningrad Region, 188990 International automobile checkpoint Brusnichnoe village, Vyborgskiy district, Leningrad 62 Brusnichnoe Customs point Region , 188900 International automobile checkpoint Torfyanovka village, Vyborgskiy district, Leningrad 63 Torfyanovka Customs point Region, 188900 Vyborgskiy Railway Customs point 1, Privokzalnaya square, Vyborg, Leningrad Region, 64 188800 65 Seaport Murmansk Customs point 10, Portoviy proezd, Murmansk, Murmansk Region Airport Murmansk Customs point Airport Murmansk, Murmashi village, Murmansk Region, 66 184364 International automobile checkpoint Russian – Norwegian border, Murmansk Region, 67 Borisoglebsk Customs point 184420 International automobile checkpoint Salla Russian – Finnish border, 73 km of Kandalaksha- 68 Customs point Alakurtti highway, Murmansk Region, 184050 International automobile checkpoint Lotta Russian – Finnish border, 231 km Kola-Gosgranitsa 69 Customs point highway, Murmansk Region,184050 Murmanskiy Customs point 15, Gorkogo street, Murmansk, Murmansk Region, 70 183010 International automobile checkpoint Ubulinka Ubolenka village, Pitalkovskiy district, Pskov Region, 71 Customs point 181425 International automobile checkpoint Shumilkino Village, Pechorskiy district, Pskov Region, 72 Shumilkino Customs point 181512 International automobile checkpoint Pechori, Pechorskiy district, Pskov Region, 181500 73 Kunichina Gora Customs point Vasileostrovskiy Customs point 103, Bolshoy prospekt, Vasilievskiy Island, Saint- 74 Petersburg, 199106 75 Shkiperskiy Customs point 1d, Vasilievskiy Island, Saint-Petersburg, 198035 76 Turukhtanniy Customs point 3-rd district of Seaport, Saint-Petersburg, 198035 77 Lesnoiy port Customs point 1v, Volniy Island, Saint-Petersburg, 198099 Gavan Customs point 22/АК, Elevatornaya site, Coal harbor, Saint-Petersburg, 78 198096 Bronka Customs point 49b, Krasnoflotskoe highway, Lomonosov, Saint- 79 Petersburg, 198412 International automobile checkpoint 4, Kingisepskoe highway, Ivangorod, Leningrad Region, 80 Ivangorod Customs point 188490 Ust-Luzhskiy Customs point Seaport Ust-Luga, Ust-Luga village, Kingisepskiy district, 81 Leningrad Region, 188471 82 Tsentralniy Customs point 3, Bolshaya okruzhnaya street, Kaliningrad Airport Kaliningrad Customs point Airport, Khrabrovo village, Gurevskiy district, Kaliningrad, 83 238315 Baltiysk Customs point 17, Nizhnee highway, Baltiysk , Kaliningrad Region, 84 238520 Seaport Kaliningrad named after Hazova 66, Portovaya street, Kaliningrad, 236003 85 Customs point International automobile checkpoint Mamonovo, Bagrationovskiy district, Kaliningrad Region 86 Mamonovo Customs point International automobile checkpoint Novoselov village, Bagrationovskiy district, Kaliningrad 87 Mamonovo-2 Customs point Region 88 Moscovskiy Customs point 248, Dzerzhinskogo street, Kaliningrad, 236003 Bagrationovskiy Customs point 4, Komunalnaya street, Bagrationovsk, Kaliningrad 89 Region, 238420 International automobile checkpoint 6, Druzhbi street, Bagrationovsk,
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    MARKET STUDY GREENHOUSE SECTOR IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND KAZAKHSTAN REPUBLIC January 2020 1 Ltd. «Rusmarketconsulting» www.agricons.ru, [email protected] +7 (812) 712 50 14 CONTENT METHODOLOGY ................................................................................................................................. 5 THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ............................................................................................................ 9 1 GREENHOUSE SECTOR SITUATION ........................................................................................ 9 1.1 RUSSIA IN THE WORLD ................................................................................................. 9 1.2 AREA AND STRUCTURE OF GREENHOUSES IN RUSSIA....................................... 10 1.3 MAIN TYPES OF PRODUCTS ...................................................................................... 13 1.4 BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE SECTORS ....................................................................... 14 1.4.1 PRODUCTION OF GREENHOUSE VEGETABLES ....................................................................... 14 1.4.2 PRODUCTION OF CUT FLOWERS ................................................................................................ 16 1.4.3 PRODUCTION OF SEEDLINGS AND POTTED PLANTS .............................................................. 21 1.5 PRODUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GROWN VEGETABLES IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ..........................................................................................................................