MOSCOW, December 20. /ITAR-TASS/. Products of Ukraine’s Roshen Confectionery Corporation can return to the Russian market till March 1, 2014, according to a plan of action signed by Russia and Ukraine to settle trade restrictions.
Both countries signed a document on December 17 after the talks between Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and Viktor Yanukovich of Ukraine.
“Ukraine will make contribution to complying with the legislative norms in the Russian Federation and the Customs Union while products are being supplied to the territory of the Customs Union. The parties will take measures to normalize confectionaries trade,” the document says.
The Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights imposed a ban on the import of Ukrainian Confectionary Corporation Roshen to Russia.
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