The Parliament of Moldova discussed the supply of Russian mayonnaise behind closed doors
At a closed parliamentary meeting, issues of replacing Russian products in the domestic market were discussed
Quick Look
- Members of the Moldovan Parliament at a closed meeting discussed the share of Russian mayonnaise in the republican market.
- Deputy Vasily Kostyuk announced plans to replace locally produced imported products, noting that the share of Russian mayonnaise is now 62%.
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Why It Matters
The Parliament of Moldova held a closed meeting officially dedicated to the structure of the national army.
Members of the Moldovan Parliament on Thursday at a closed meeting discussed the supply of Russian mayonnaise to the republic, said Vasily Kostyuk, a deputy from the opposition party Democracy at Home.
Earlier, the speaker of the highest legislative body of the republic, Igor Grosu, said that the Parliament of Moldova, at a closed meeting on Thursday, would consider the issue of approving the general structure and size of the national army.
According to Kostyuk, at the closed meeting they discussed not only the structure of the national army.
“What can I tell you? This is Russian mayonnaise, which we will probably have to fight in the near future. We will replace mayonnaise that comes from the Russian Federation. Today, 62% of mayonnaise from the Russian Federation reaches store shelves, and Moldovans eat mayonnaise. That’s all I can tell you. We had heated debates: we are replacing Russian mayonnaise with Moldovan ones,” Kostiuk told reporters.
The deputy also noted that Defense Minister Anatoly Nosatiy was not present at the meeting.
Open Questions
- How is it planned to implement import substitution?
- Will there be official trade restrictions?
