ADAPTATION OF FOREIGN INDUSTRY REGULATION PRACTICES AND IMPORT QUOTA MECHANISMS TO STABILIZE THE FRUIT MARKET IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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Author(s): | Musaev E. A., Vardanyan I. S., |
| Number of journal: | 1(74) | Date: | March 2026 |
| Annotation: | The study analyzes foreign corporate practices of industry regulation and import quota mechanisms in the fruit sector aimed at maintaining internal market stability. Special attention is given to the strategic approaches of major international importers, processors, retail chains, and producer cooperatives operating in the United States, the European Union, Latin America, and Asia. Based on case studies of Dole, Del Monte, Varcli Pinares, Döhler, as well as European agricultural cooperatives, the research examines tools for longterm supply planning, risk distribution, the formation of fair procurement prices, and the optimization of logistics chains. The study separately explores models of seasonal import quotas, contract-based cooperation programs with farmers, price stabilization mechanisms, and digital market monitoring systems, as well as infrastructural solutions for storage and processing of fruit products. The potential for adapting these instruments to Russian conditions is assessed with consideration of the specifics of the institutional environment, climatic factors, regional production differences, and foreign trade policy constraints. The research analyzes state approaches to balancing the interests of producers, importers, and consumers, as well as the role of international agreements in ensuring supply stability. Particular attention is paid to how these practices can be reinterpreted to form a long-term development strategy for the Russian fruit market, taking into account both the need to support domestic horticulture and the preservation of a competitive environment. Overall, the research aims to provide evidence-based recommendations to enhance the resilience and predictability of the Russian fruit market through the adaptation of proven international mechanisms. | ||
| Keywords: | fruit import, quota mechanisms, sectoral regulation, food security, price stabilization, contract farming, producer cooperatives, trade policy, storage infrastructure, Russian market |
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| For citation: | Musaev E. A., Vardanyan I. S. Adaptation of foreign industry regulation practices and import quota mechanisms to stabilize the fruit market in the Russian Federation. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026; 1(74):104—111. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2026.74.1508. |
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