Russia to introduce restrictions on fruit imports from Armenia since June 2
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Russia's Rosselkhoznadzor has announced temporary import restrictions on several types of fruit from Armenia starting June 2, 2026. The agency states these measures are due to frequent violations regarding the safety and quarantine status of the products.
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What happened
Russia will introduce temporary restrictions on imports of fresh sweet cherries, sour cherries, apricots, plums, peaches, nectarines and grape from Armenia starting June 2, 2026, said the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision,…
Why it matters
Restrictions are introduced for fruits "originating and shipped from the Republic of Armenia and for transit of mentioned products to member-states of the Eurasian Economic Union until an appropriate algorithm for ensuring the safety of shipped products is…
Common ground
The watchdog records more frequent instances of violations during supplies of Armenian fruits to Russia.
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Russia's Rosselkhoznadzor has announced temporary import restrictions on several types of fruit from Armenia starting June 2, 2026. The agency states these measures are due to frequent violations regarding the safety and quarantine status of the products.
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