farmers are completing 2023 with good indicators, for example, positive dynamics are observed in the production of almost all types of livestock products, increased production of poultry and pork, confirmed the status of a global milk producer, which is necessary to further increase the economic efficiency of the agro-industrial complex, ilona volynets will tell. belarus is dairy, they talk about our...

the potential of animals, today, the livestock that is kept on our livestock premises is being improved, this applies primarily to dairy cattle, well pig farming, poultry farming, this year we will introduce about 70 dairy farms, which have been newly built and reconstructed. the main strategic directions in poultry farming are modernization. creating a breeding base, so in the derzhinsky district they plan to build a selection and genetic center to reduce the industry’s dependence on imports, in order to obtain more products and improve their quality, it is important to comply with technology and improve production. this applies to all types of livestock farming. we have positive dynamics in production almost all types of livestock products, about 8 million tons of milk will be produced, we will approach the six-thousandth mark in milk yield on...

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2024 has been declared the year of quality; belarus has a special attitude towards this concept, and at the state level. the brand made in belarus inspires trust and respect. it’s not for nothing that foreigners exclaim: well, of course, you have control, you have guests. it’s, of course, pleasant to hear this, but competitors are not asleep, so you can’t rest on your laurels. this is the ambassador of the head of state, who

proposed to spend the next year under the sign of quality. we need to declare next year the year of quality. everything is fine with us, and we are producing volumes; the demand for belarus is colossal. but we still have quality problems, so quality and once again quality, we need to answer for this, who is responsible for quality in our country, is it possible to measure it, will the requirements for manufacturers be tightened, we will ask about this the one for whom quality is the number one question every day. valentin bolislavovich, we often hear the following phrase: that belarus has preserved the best traditions and qualities, so what exactly have we preserved from the soviet past? the republic of belarus is one of the countries that, under a single leadership , have preserved the following basic components of infrastructural qualities, such as standardization, metrology, accreditation, testing, and this allowed us to manage these elements really well and

update the modern base of standards, and of course, over time, promptly make some appropriate decisions, i will give an example. well, look, we have 160 countries around the world where our products are exported, of course, each country has its own nuances and requirements, today we are faced with unprecedented such elements of ae in such political pressure, restrictions of all kinds, and so on further, sanctions, and of course, this greatly influenced the structure of exports, we had to reorient our industry first of all to... new markets, for this, of course, we needed appropriate requirements and those that apply in these countries, which was done, last year we carried out such colossal work with industry, with business, repeatedly held round tables and so on, and adopted amendments to the standardization development strategy

until 2030, where emphasis was placed on the basis of - i would say industry expectations for import substitution. the second stage - this included issues related to finalizing the strategy in terms of export supplies, that is, these requirements to those countries, which, of course, were made. either to acquire these requirements, we have an agreement with many countries on the dissemination of standards, or to develop our national standards that would ensure unhindered such exports to these countries. this year , about 470 stb and gosts were updated, our manufacturers do they manage to keep track of all these standards and comply with them? it doesn’t happen that they then grab their heads and say: did the state standard come up with again?

industry representatives, what is the standard? this is a document that is adopted by consensus, if consensus is not reached, that is, the industry says: no, we are not satisfied with this requirement, then in principle a standard will not be born, so this does not happen, although there are some individual elements, isolated ones, well let's say someone is not very interested in today's these requirements according to such and such a standard, because the product is such, well, he is not yet producing it, tomorrow, for example, there will be a need for the production of this product and he says: listen, what about those requirements that are "?

base of technical regulations, it is stb that is included, although we now stand for interstate standards to be included in this list of regulations. why, because each country is trying to push some of its own threads of interests through standardization, yes. valentin valeslavovich, here right now we are in production to produce lighting products for ours. structure, how exactly is quality control carried out at this facility? the first stage - this, of course, all depends

on how correctly the products are designed, and for this, it is at this enterprise that modern methods of 3d modeling are used for those products that we will eventually see here at the production site. of course, the product goes through a certain technological cycle, and there is an intermediate operation where control points for measuring specific geometric dimensions. in assessing the quality of optics, since these are optical devices at the output, then there is such production control, when the product undergoes the final assembly stage, all such basic parameters of the product are automatically monitored, this is also an automated process, and human participation is excluded here , fully automated , at the output we have a suitable device or an unusable device, naturally. some elements for adjustment also come from here, naturally, they are removed from this machine, and such

control commands end up somewhere in the technology or design department to take specific actions , decisions are made, if there is something, some are inappropriate, if everything is fine, the next stage is directly such production control in the factory laboratory, but how can we improve quality in general, rely on high technology, innovation, and modernization? or tighten legislation or both? well look, you're practically done answered for me in their first part, they absolutely correctly said that quality is the whole cycle. manufacturing from idea to the final stage, and of course here without modern technologies, without modern high-tech, innovative equipment, without process automation , what we see in this production, without robotization of processes, but it was probably possible to get some product today yes, but how competitive would it be,

how much do the quality and price of that product meet today’s requirements? consumers, no, of course, from the point of view.

any products that do not meet some criteria or parameters will be promptly identified and management commands will be taken, which will subsequently prevent the product from being released and reaching the consumer. and to what extent are our belarusian requirements for product quality harmonized with international standards and who is more oriented towards whom, after all, we are to some extent trendsetters, or , on the contrary, we adapt to other countries according to... international requirements, we are like the conductor of technical policy in the country, we have an agreement with a number of international standardization organizations, this is iso, this is mec, these are a number of other organizations where we participate in technical committees that review and develop modern standards, and we can see there what is planned tomorrow in

the country, not only in our country, but in the world in general, from some kind of production point of view. new innovative products, and we see these requirements, of course, it is important that our fund of state standards, which we have is, but was harmonized with these requirements, these are the broken standards that are being developed in our country, our national standards, state standards, they, you can give statistics for last year, 70%, they are harmonized with international ones, you asked such an interesting the question is from the point of view of where we bring something, right? so i want to say, look, everything that is connected, for example, with food products, yes, international standards in the world talk about, mainly about some testing methods and control methods, we we are making a slightly different contribution, including direct requirements, laying down, for example, for chocolate, we have a standard

that directly concerns chocolate, it has been adopted as an interstate guest and... in any case, it is welcomed by consumers, so here it is this element is one of the few that we also bring into the scope of our standardization, our manufacturers, they work...

food products have such manifestations, for example, let's say, vegetable oil, they write that this is the highest grade. in fact, after chromatographic analysis, and so on, it turns out that this is ordinary oil, not refined at all, and so on and so forth, in particular, salmon caviar comes in, when they take it for analysis, they look at the dna of salmon fish and it’s not even detected, clothes, they write one hundred percent flake, the very in fact, 30 or 40% of it is lost, you know, i just recently came across such an example when there were cookies on the back of the box. in large print it is written that the product contains a dye that may have a negative effect on memory activity children, and well, as a consumer, i also immediately had a question: why is it

sold here at all, why is it presented on our shelves? the state has taken on the function of regulation from a safety point of view, we warn from the point of view of legislation that if you have used any food additives that contain, for example, elements that affect, as you say, yes...

testing laboratories, you understand, as before , how to generally decide what kind of products you will produce, you should always think one step ahead what testing capabilities you should have as part of the implementation of this project, this point is often sometimes missed, then evaluate the quality and safety of the products that are being produced, well, there is no such opportunity, in this case this laboratory, it is a radio ...

the opportunity to quickly master the production of cars, electric buses, now we are working even before equipping unmanned vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, and so on further, this is very boring, well , i won’t name a number of other technologies, because i would also like to say that you have such a unique opportunity, because it’s not always present here, just come in and have a look , yes, because this is truly the heritage

of our country .

tighten the requirements for the quality of products, of course, because we see such tasks and build them into the quality program, which was approved at the government level, it has been implemented for the twenty-fifth year, and we constantly implement it somewhere every year we make adjustments in relation to the indicative indicators that are set out there; of course, in order to be competitive you need to have a qualitative advantage, and we are

implementing this in various areas. why are there so many laboratories, because we have an export-oriented country, i emphasize this again and the denomination of the products that it produces is wide ranging, from mechanical engineering, food products, agriculture, medical equipment, a wide range, i haven’t named everything yet, so everyone type of product it requires its own specific tests, and well , this is a whole asset, and if an enterprise has its own laboratory, which we ran at the enterprise today, this significantly speeds up the process...

and how we will award awards, etc., well, we in the government today determine the methodology and the formula, you’ve hit the nail on the head, it will be very important for this state to do this and have it approved by the president in relation to the unified state sign, we have already carried out serious work on the state standard, such coordination is already somewhere at the exit the draft decree, we are coordinating it with...