The government has banned the import of sugar, pasta and other products from Ukraine

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree expanding the list of goods that are prohibited from importing from Ukraine. The document dated June 28 was published on the portal of legal information.

Sugar, pasta, barley, palm oil, prepared or canned meat products and offal, crustaceans and shellfish, muesli, mayonnaise, ketchup and tomato sauces, soups and broths, ice cream, mineral and carbonated waters, etc.

In addition, a number of timber, boxes and boxes, packing crates and a number of other wood products are prohibited from import.

Initially, the list of goods prohibited from import from Ukraine was introduced in accordance with a government decree on December 29, 2018. Then the ban was imposed on grain, chocolate, canned vegetables and fruits, beer, as well as industrial goods, including agricultural machinery, boilers, gas and steam turbines. In 2019, the list also includes corn starch, glucose, heating pads and radiators.

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