Germany: Russian ban hits German food preparations industry

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Russian sanctions have the potential to harm over USD 0.8 billion in German agricultural exports. The German food preparation producers and some horticultural sectors will be hit hardest by the Russian ban. The German Minister for Food and Agriculture has announced to discuss the situation with his Polish and French counterparts on September 2, 2014.

Germany: Russian ban hits German food preparations industry

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