Russia bans imports of mandarin from Turkey in high season

Published 2021년 10월 28일

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The Russian Rosselkhoznadzor has imposed a ban on the supply of fresh tangerines from Turkey due to excess of the pesticide Chlorpyrifos in a single batch. The ban, which is perceived as politically motivated, will significantly impact Turkey, as it was the main market for 52% of Russia's mandarin in 2020. There is speculation that the ban may lead to a surge in prices for other citrus fruits, potentially favoring apple exporters and local gardeners in Russia.
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Original content

Today, the Russian Rosselkhoznadzor, unexpectedly for many market participants, has banned the supply of fresh tangerines from Turkey, using as an excuse to ban the excess of the permissible levels of the pesticide Chlorpyrifos in just one batch of Turkish citrus fruits. Later, the Turkish side explained in the person of the Ministry of Agriculture of Turkey, explained that the ban applies to only one company, but the wording on the Rosselkhoznadzor website is not very clear, and no explanations from the official bodies of the Russian Federation have yet been received. Therefore, it is necessary to wait for official explanations, and further information in our material will relate to the scenario with a complete ban on the supply of Turkish mandarin to the Russian market. Experts of the produce market almost immediately called this decision politically motivated. Indeed, even in the text of the resolution itself, there is no question of systematic violations, but only a reference ...
Source: Eastfruit

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