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The Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation has announced an increase in the quota for tomato purchases from Turkey, raising it from 350 thousand tons to 500 thousand tons annually. This decision was published on the official legal information portal of the Ministry after tomato prices in Russia rose for the first time since the end of March. This increase in quota follows a meeting between Turkish President Erdogan and Russian President Putin on April 18, 2023, where the tomato quota increase was discussed, but previously unimplemented.
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The Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation announced that it has increased the quota for tomato purchases from Turkey. The annual quota of 350 thousand tons until now has been increased to 500 thousand tons. The relevant decision was published on the official legal information portal of the Ministry. After the price of tomatoes in Russia increased for the first time since the end of March, the decision to increase the quota was put into effect. Turkish government officials said on April 18, 2023 that after the meeting between President Erdogan and Putin, the tomato quota to be sent to Russia was increased to 500 thousand tons, but it could not be implemented. Russia began to impose an embargo on the supply of a number of ...
Source: Turkrus
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