与土耳其的“番茄大战”:中期结果

ERN: Conflict; Conflict Resolution; Alliances (Topic) Pub Date : 2017-04-25 DOI:10.2139/ssrn.2958323

N. Shagaida

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2017年3月15日，俄罗斯被禁止向土耳其进口包括谷物在内的零关税产品，这成为了与土耳其“番茄大战”的下一集。这场“战争”为俄罗斯当地的番茄和黄瓜生产商腾出了5亿美元的利基市场，但也给俄罗斯向土耳其出口的粮食、植物油和食品工业废料造成了问题，价值达13 - 15亿美元。

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‘Tomato War’ with Turkey: Interim Results

On 15 March, 2017 Russia was barred from importing products with zero duty rates, including grain, to Turkey, which became the next episode of “tomato war” with this country. This “war” vacated the niche of $0.5 billion in Russia for local tomato and cucumber producers, but also created problems for Russia’s exports of grain, vegetable oil, and food industry waste for fodder to Turkey amounting to $1.3–1.5 billion.

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