Russia: Rospotrebnadzor has limited the import of fruits and vegetables from Turkey and Iran

게시됨 2021년 12월 20일

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Russia has suspended the import of fruits and vegetables from Turkey and Iran, including products like lemons, tangerines, peppers, grapes, and pomegranates, due to the discovery of pesticides banned in Russia. The ban affects 33 producers, leading to the prevention of the import of around 60,000 tons of grapes and over 10,000 tons of pomegranates from Turkey. The suspension also extends to certain products from China, Germany, Uganda, and Ecuador due to pesticide and GMO concerns. Despite these bans, the Ministry of Agriculture does not anticipate significant supply interruptions or price increases. The article also discusses the potential impact on tangerine prices ahead of the holidays, noting that large retailers have likely already secured holiday deliveries and may use discounts to attract customers.

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Rospotrebnadzor has suspended the import of fruits and vegetables from Turkey and Iran to Russia. The ban included lemons, tangerines, peppers, grapes and pomegranates. Pesticides banned in our country were found in the products, according to a message on the department's website. Products of 33 Turkish and Iranian producers fell under the ban, Rospotrebnadzor took measures, as a result of which about 60 thousand tons of grapes and more than 10 thousand tons of pomegranates from Turkey were not allowed to be imported into Russia. The experts of the department found a residual amount of 12 pesticides in the products, 10 of which cannot be used in our country. “The concentrations of such pesticides as chlorpyrifos, acetamiprid, which are substances of the second hazard class, were more than twice as high in various types of food products,” Rospotrebnadzor noted. The Moscow department of Rospotrebnadzor has warned retail chains that they must suspend the sale of vegetables and fruits ...

출처: AgroInvestor