Russia is considering banning the import of tomatoes and peppers from Morocco!

Published 2020년 12월 29일

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The Russian agricultural watchdog is contemplating a ban on tomato and pepper imports from Morocco due to concerns over viruses. The agency has already imposed restrictions on these products from Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, and Turkey because of food safety rule violations. The ban is a response to the discovery of dangerous viruses, diseases, and pests, including the pepino mosaic. The agency asserts that the ban on Azerbaijani tomatoes will not impact Russian consumers or the economy. The main suppliers of tomatoes to Russia in the first nine months of 2020 were Azerbaijan, Turkey, Morocco, China, and Belarus.
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The Russian Agricultural Supervision Authority, "Ross Selkhuz Nadzor", stated that it is studying a ban on imports of tomatoes (tomatoes) and peppers from Morocco due to their infection with viruses. A country that exports products to Russia is not immune from restrictions (if food safety rules are violated). ” Regarding the ban on the import of tomatoes and peppers from Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Armenia and Turkey, the official said: “Indeed, products have been exported from these countries with violations. We do not consider it possible to supply these products to Russian consumers. We understand that the reports about the ban on Azerbaijani tomatoes have made an echo.” He indicated that the ban was imposed due to the discovery of dangerous viruses, diseases and pests, including the pepino mosaic. The official ruled out that the ban on ...
Source: Rue20

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