The Russian government has banned the import of some products from Ukraine

게시됨 2021년 7월 5일

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The Russian government has expanded its import ban on products from Ukraine, adding several food items and agricultural goods. The new prohibitions include sugar, pasta, fat-free cocoa paste, certain corn and cereal products, muesli, ketchup, mayonnaise, soups, broths, ice cream, sweet water, meat, crustaceans, shellfish, corn starch residues, livestock feed products, enzymes, timber, and wood packaging. This expansion reflects the deterioration of economic relations between Russia and Ukraine, with both countries imposing reciprocal sanctions since 2015.

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The Russian government has expanded the list of products prohibited from import from Ukraine. The corresponding decree was published on the official Internet portal of legal information. The document makes changes to the annex to the decree of December 29, 2018. So, now it is impossible to import Ukrainian sugar, pasta, fat-free cocoa paste, some products from corn and cereals, muesli, ketchup, mayonnaise, products for making sauces and sauces themselves, ready-made soups, broths and preparations for them, ice cream and sweet water. Barley, palm oil and its fractions in net containers weighing 20 tons or less, ready-made or canned products from meat, crustaceans and shellfish were also banned. In addition, the restrictions apply to some residues from the production of corn starch, cake, products for livestock feed, enzymes and enzyme preparations, some types of timber and packaging made of wood. Economic relations between Russia and Ukraine deteriorated in 2015, when Kiev ...

출처: Oilworld