Which countries delivered christmas trees and tangerines to Russia by 2023

Published 2023년 1월 6일

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In December 2022, the Pskov region in Russia imported over 184 tons of tangerines and 45,125 Christmas trees, originating from countries such as South Africa, Peru, Turkey, Israel, Morocco, Poland, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Serbia. These imports, which underwent quarantine phytosanitary control, met the uniform quarantine requirements of the EAEU and were allowed to enter Russia. Since the beginning of the year, the Pskov region has imported over 1.3 thousand tons of tangerines and 78,000 Christmas trees.
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On the eve of the New Year holidays in 2023, over 45 thousand Christmas trees and more than 180 tons of tangerines passed quarantine phytosanitary control in the Pskov region In December 2022, through checkpoints located on the State border in the Pskov region, 184 tons of fresh tangerines and 45,125 Christmas trees were imported into the territory of the Russian Federation under the control of officials of the North-Western Interregional Directorate of Rosselkhoznadzor. Fresh tangerines, originating from South Africa, Peru, Turkey, Israel and Morocco, were imported into the country from Lithuania, Belgium, Turkey and the Netherlands. Christmas trees originating from Poland, Denmark, the Netherlands and Serbia arrived from Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia. All "holiday" batches of plant products that met the uniform quarantine requirements of the EAEU were allowed to be imported into the country. In total, more than 1.3 thousand tons of tangerines and more than 78 thousand Christmas ...
Source: Agroxxi

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