Tomatoes get off? Rosselkhoznadzor no longer like Armenian agricultural products
RSHN notes that over the past few days 7 cases of importing vegetables from Armenia that do not meet the phytosanitary standards of the Russian Federation have been identified. In particular, a pest such as a tomato moth was discovered on tomatoes, and Californian flower thrips was found on cucumbers.
The Armenian State Food Safety Service reports that it is ready to clarify the situation together with Russian colleagues and introduce additional phytosanitary control for agricultural products exported to the Russian Federation.
RIA News cites the statement of the Armenian department:
It was noted that violations in one of the consignments, en route to Russia.
Recall that in Armenia, on May 8, a new chairman of the government was elected by voting in parliament. They became opposition figure Nikol Pashinyan, who previously spoke in favor of Armenia’s withdrawal from the EEU and the CSTO.
After the election, Pashinyan stated that Armenia in these international organizations will remain and “study the effectiveness of the interaction.” Rosselkhoznadzor helps Pashinyan to study the effectiveness of interaction with specific examples of trade and economic relations?
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