A large batch of bananas from Ecuador was not allowed to enter Russia

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Published Dec 24, 2020

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Russia has rejected a large batch of bananas from Ecuador. According to KazakhZerno.kz, plant products in the amount of 23 tons, infected with the polyphagous humpback fly, were found in the Far East in the port of Vladivostok. Specialists of the local administration of the Rosselkhoznadzor confirmed this fact as a result of the examination. The department reminded that the humpback fly is dangerous because it infects bananas, melons and other products. As a result, the import of bananas into the Russian Federation was prohibited. They will be returned to Ecuador.

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See also: Russia closes - Uzbekistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey receive bans on the supply of fruits and vegetables to the Russian market It was pomelo, lemons, potatoes, etc. All contaminated products were returned to the senders. EastFruit previously reported that after the cut in the supply of bananas due to ...

Source: Eastfruit

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