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Russian food ban impact

Russia may prohibit transit of Icelandic seafood to Russia via EU

An option of prohibiting transit of Icelandic foods to Russia through European Union is being considered, due to high risk of shipping documents’ forgery in the EU

By Undercurrent News | July 21, 2015 10:06 BST
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Russian authorities are considering an option of prohibiting transit of Icelandic foods to Russia through the territory of the European Union due to high risk of shipping documents’ forgery in the EU, Itar-Tass reported [...]

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