Kommersant have reported that Syria has begun exporting fruit and vegetables to Russia. This comes as a Russian imposed ban on exporting Turkish foods to the country. The new Syrian deal comes to fill the void left.

Aslan Panesh, General Director of Adyg-Yurak, a company registered in Maykop on the foothills of Russia’s Caucasus region, told reporters from Kommersant that they have begun exporting Syrian fruit and vegetables.

He continues that a shipment comprising of oranges, lemons, grapefruits, tomatoes and cabbage arrived at Novorossiysk last week.

It is expected that Syria will have access to modern packing materials within six months which will allow the country to increase its exportation of fruits claimed Panesh.

“This will enable us to weekly import 3,000-4,000 tonnes of fruit and vegetables. The imports are planned to grow to 5,000 tonnes a week,” he said.

 

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Eee
2016-03-24 09:44

I read some of the comments on that Kommersant article. Some are quite pleased with this development, saying that Syria, as an ally, is not likely to put sanctions on Russia like the NATO members from which Russia had been getting certain foods. Others are asking how is it that Russia’s giving Syria humanitarian food aid, yet Syria is SELLING fruits to Russia. Yet others are ashamed that it’s a French shipping company that’s shipping the fruits. The article mentioned that the major obstacle right now is Syria’s lack of modern packing equipment, but the Russian company involved hopes to… Read more »

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Dominoes
2016-03-24 13:13

Good news, Syria needs to be put back on its feet and impose sanctions on Turkey for their involvement in terrorist state.

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