Russia Bans Flower Imports from Armenia Starting May 22
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Russia's Rosselkhoznadzor implemented a ban on flower imports from Armenia starting May 22. This action impacts Armenian flower exporters and may disrupt Russian floral markets dependent on these imports. Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has publicly responded to the import restrictions.
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- •Rosselkhoznadzor officially announced the ban on May 20, effective from May 22.
- •The ban specifically targets the import of flowers from Armenia into Russia.
- •Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan commented on the import restrictions on May 22.
- •The ban follows concerns raised by Rosselkhoznadzor but detailed reasons have not been fully disclosed.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Rosselkhoznadzor lifts the flower import ban after negotiations with Armenia Armenian exporters could resume shipments, stabilizing flower supply in Russia and easing trade tensions.
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