Russia threatens to ban Armenian tomatoes over the virus

Published 2020년 11월 3일

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Russia is considering banning the import of Armenian tomatoes due to the detection of the pepino mosaic virus in a shipment from Armenia. The Russian food safety organization, Rosselkhoznadzor, has warned Armenia of possible restrictions and has asked the country to improve control over vegetables exported to Russia. The virus was not detected in Russian tomato farms, leading Rosselkhoznadzor to conclude that it originated in Armenia.
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Russia threatens to ban imports of Armenian tomatoes. This follows the detection of pepino mosaic virus in a batch of tomatoes from Armenia. “Pepino mosaic virus was detected in the batch of tomatoes that arrived in Russia from Armenia. In this regard, the department has warned Yerevan against a possible ban on the import of these vegetables, ”reported the press service of the food and security organization Rosselkhoznadzor. According to Russian news source RBC, “It is dangerous for many vegetables, therefore, if it is re-detected, Russia will have to restrict imports.” Rosselkhoznadzor contacted the Armenian deputy chief of food safety inspection, noting that he carried out surveillance in Russian greenhouse complexes and farms that grow tomatoes in the open field. The virus was not detected anywhere, hence the service concluded that it originated in ...
Source: Agrimaroc

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