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Russia considers ban on EU fruit imports

Russian veterinary and phytosanitary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor may ban fruit import from some EU countries within 1-2 weeks, said aid to the service’s chief Alexey Alexeyenko.

“We consider limiting supplies from some countries such as Poland, Moldova and the Netherlands,” he told ITAR-TASS. Oriental fruit moth contaminated the fruit, he explained.

The watchdog’s chief Sergei Dankvert earlier said Russia could restrict import of Polish apples because of moth as well as incorrect certificate execution. “We have already held preliminary talks. Punitive measures will be next,” Dankvert said.

The mentioned fruit moth afflicts fruit and sprouts of peach, quince, pear and plum as well as apricot, apples, medlar and cotoneaster.

Source: www.fruit-inform.com
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