Russia has banned the import of tomatoes from one of the regions of Armenia

Published 2020년 12월 10일

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The Russian agricultural watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, has imposed a ban on the import of tomatoes and peppers from Armenia's Armavir region due to the detection of the pepino mosaic virus. The virus was identified by phytosanitary control in October, and despite requests for increased control and information on phytosanitary measures from Russia, no response has been received from Armenia. The virus poses a significant threat to the production of nightshade family vegetables in Russia.
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Since December 14, the Rosselkhoznadzor has banned the import of tomatoes and peppers grown in the Armavir region of Armenia into Russia. It is said about in a message published on the agency's website. The decision was made due to the detection of the pepino mosaic virus in the vegetables grown there. Phytosanitary control detected the virus back in October, after which representatives of the Rosselkhoznadzor and the National Organization for Quarantine and Plant Protection of Armenia passed. "Following the meeting, the Rosselkhoznadzor asked the competent department to strengthen control over vegetables supplied to Russia, as well as provide information on the results of the investigation and the phytosanitary measures taken," the statement says. The Rosselkhoznadzor claims that it did not receive a response from the Armenian side, "which may indicate that the Armenian phytosanitary control system is not ready to ensure the import into Russia of products free from the ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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