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Russian food ban impact

Russian import ban renewal a risk to trade relationships

One Norwegian organization is concerned that trade links will be broken as Russian importers go under; sources agree the strength of the ruble remains vital for salmon sales

By Neil Ramsden | July 1, 2015 08:33 BST
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The Norwegian Seafood Federation (FHL) has noted the renewal of Russia's ban on food imports from some western nations, including its former main salmon supplier Norway, is a concern for long-term trade links [...]

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