No tangerines from Turkey
The country has sharply reduced the supply of tangerines to Russia.

Turkey, the largest supplier of tangerines to Russia, reduced supplies by 20% in January-October, RIA Novosti writes, citing data from the Turkish statistical service.

According to the Turkish side, there were no deliveries this year between June and September, while last year small batches arrived in these months. Deliveries resumed in October, but their volume was still below the level of 2023, having decreased by almost 29% and amounted to 35.200 tons.

At the end of November, the Parliamentary Newspaper wrote that Russians are waiting for a sharp jump in prices for tangerines. By the New Year holidays, they will rise in price by 20-30%. Among the reasons were a reduction in the harvest due to bad weather in Turkey and a weak ruble.

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