The government of the Russian Federation does not plan to ban the import of grape seedlings

Published 2022년 11월 24일

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The Russian Government, under Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko, has confirmed the continued allowance of imported grape seedlings despite the ongoing food security concerns. This decision is in line with the Russian Food Security Doctrine, which maintains a reserve for imported seedlings. Abramchenko emphasized the importance of collaboration between science and business for the development of domestic seedlings. In 2019, Russia imported 8.3 million grape seedlings, a figure that surpassed 15 million in 2022, highlighting the industry's reliance on imported seedlings.
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The Government of the Russian Federation does not plan to prevent the import of imported grape seedlings into Russia. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Victoria Abramchenko during the First Russian Wine Forum. “As for imported seedlings, we should not add suffering. That is, some kind of backlog should still be conditional, if foreign vines are necessary for high-quality grapes and high-quality wine, if imported breeding material is needed in animal husbandry, then this, of course, should stay. There will be no defensive decisions that will harm the industry," she said. According to her, a certain reserve for imported seedlings is even provided for in the Russian Food Security Doctrine. At the same time, for the development of the production of domestic seedlings, it is important that there is a collaboration between science and business. “It is impossible to put scientific developments on a shelf so that there is no use. I would like the Ministry of Agriculture, ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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