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Russian food ban impact

Non-EU countries continue to see opportunity from Russian imports ban

53.2% of Russian fish and seafood imports have been impacted by the Kremlin's ongoing EU imports embargo

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 12, 2015 10:14 BST
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53.2% of Russian fish and seafood imports have been impacted by the Kremlin's ongoing EU imports embargo, reports Silk Road Reporters. [...]

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