Russia to Restrict Armenian Fruit Imports from June 2
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Russia will impose new restrictions on fruit imports from Armenia beginning June 2, following a rise in violations recorded by the federal food safety regulator Rosselkhoznadzor.
The Russian agency has noted an increase in non‑compliant shipments of Armenian fruit, prompting authorities to tighten import controls. The measures will apply to all fruit products entering the Russian market from Armenia.
The decision comes after Rosselkhoznadzor documented more frequent breaches in the supply chain, prompting the government to act to protect domestic consumers and ensure compliance with safety standards.
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