Russian Ministry of Agriculture has no plans to expand list of banned Turkish products

The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has no plans to offer new products for inclusion in the list of food, supplies of which are banned in Turkey, the First Deputy Agriculture Minister, Yevgeny Gromyko, said.

"We have no plans to offer new products at the moment," Interfax cited him as saying.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has approved the list of agricultural products, which includes vegetables and fruits (except lemons), frozen parts of carcasses and offal of chickens and turkeys, salt and fresh carnations.