The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and India concluded the second round of free trade agreement negotiations in Moscow, agreeing on a framework for goods trade liberalization. Russian Deputy Economic Development Minister Vladimir Ilyichev noted mutual interest in boosting exports, aiming for substantial trade flow liberalization.
Artur Leer, president of the Association of Exporters and Importers, stated that restrictions on importing and transiting phytosanitary products from Armenia through Russia are objective control measures, not political ones. These restrictions will create difficulties for Armenian suppliers and may lead to losses, requiring a review of their trade approaches.
日本暂停本季从印度进口新鲜芒果，因其加工厂在消毒措施方面存在缺陷。此次禁令影响了多种受欢迎的印度芒果品种，并对印度出口商造成了经济损失，尽管他们也面临美国空运成本上涨的挑战。
UK and EU near finalising sanitary and phytosanitary agreement to reduce Brexit trade barriers. Deal would end physical checks on farm produce and £200 veterinary certificates, potentially reopening Scottish langoustine and mollusc exports. However, customs, VAT and safety declarations would remain. Labour proposes dynamic alignment with 76 EU food laws.
The UK and EU are close to finalising a sanitary and phytosanitary agreement to reduce Brexit trade barriers. The deal would end physical checks on farm produce and eliminate £200 veterinary certificates, while potentially removing "Not for EU" labelling requirements. It could significantly boost Scottish langoustine and oyster exports, though customs, VAT and safety declarations will still be required. The agreement involves "dynamic alignment" with EU rules, though critics argue the UK has leverage for a mutual recognition approach instead.
