Speaking at an event in coastal city of Sochi, Novak said four Turkish producers would send their tomatoes as of Dec. 1, as a result of the agreement.
“In this subject, some changes on legislation [regarding import of tomatoes] needs to be done. The related documents are getting ready.”
His remarks came after Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signed in June a decree lifting the ban on some Turkish agricultural imports as well as companies involved in construction, engineering, and tourism, ending restrictions that followed the downing of a Russian fighter jet in 2015.
Russia agrees to import 50,000 tons of Turkish tomatoes
19 October 2017
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Russia agrees with Turkey in principle over allowing the export of 50,000 tons of Turkish tomatoes to Russia starting from December, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Wednesday.
