Contemporary problems and prospects for development of the grain product sub-complex: structural and functional architecture of business processes

This article presents the results of the study of the current state, problems and development prospects of the grain product subcomplex, based on the structural and functional architecture of its business processes. Structural shifts that have occurred in the economy of the Russian Federation in recent decades have radically changed the picture of the grain product subcomplex functioning, defined new priorities and development vectors. The methodological base of the study is based on the synthesis of various approaches, methods and tools that ensure the consideration of current problems and development prospects of the grain product subcomplex in the agricultural sector of the Russian economy. The object of the study is the economic processes and phenomena that determine the development of the grain product subcomplex. The purpose of the work is to analyze the problems, establish promising areas for the development of the grain product subcomplex, as well as develop a modern structural and functional architecture of business processes. Scientific novelty lies in the author's statement of the goal, objectives, as well as consideration of current problems and development prospects of the grain product subcomplex, taking into account the structural and functional architecture of its business processes. The practical significance of the study lies in the possibility of applying the developed set of practical recommendations for the development of the grain product subcomplex in the agricultural sector of the Russian economy, as well as by economic management bodies in the formation of state policy to ensure sustainable development of the agro-food sector. To increase the sustainability of the grain product subcomplex, solutions are needed that include investment in infrastructure, development of innovative technologies, sustainable farming methods and development of effective regulatory measures. Imbalances, contradictions and problems are key factors in the instability of business processes in the grain product subcomplex, negatively affecting its efficiency and ability to adapt to changes in the external environment. The developed structural and functional architecture of modern business processes in the grain product subcomplex is a complex system that includes various stages of production, processing and sales of products.