Ukraine publishes the sanctions list of Russian goods

Published 2021년 2월 15일

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Russia has imposed economic sanctions on Ukrainian agricultural companies, prompting Ukraine to reciprocate by banning certain Russian imports. However, the Ukrainian Association of Potato Growers is criticizing the slow response of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade to expand the sanction list, arguing that the delay allows Ukraine to continue depending on Russian and Belarusian potato seeds, harming Ukraine's agricultural sector and its state budget. The association is pushing for the expansion of the sanction list to include various potato-related products, arguing that these measures are essential to protect Ukraine's agricultural market and promote the growth of its own potato production.
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The Russian Federation has published a list of Ukrainian agricultural companies against which it has extended economic sanctions. Ukraine had to announce a list of Russian goods that are banned for import into Ukraine from January 1, 2021. It should look beautiful - the beginning of the year and dots are placed above the "and". However, it did not work out. This was announced by the executive director of the Ukrainian Association of Potato Growers (UAVK) Oksana Ruzhenkova on her Facebook page, agronews.ua reports. The UACC submitted a corresponding application on October 27, 2020 for consideration by the Sanctions Committee of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Agriculture, and on January 20 it became clear that the consideration of requests from many public organizations has not yet begun. "We are very pleased that public organizations are not indifferent. And in a few weeks we will start this work. But we will carefully check what documents have been provided by the ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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