The Mystery of Armenian Apricot: All Goods Sold Out - "Zeitung"
The newspaper "Zeitung" reports that against the backdrop of military clashes on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, Azerbaijani businessmen residing in Russia, God Nisanov and Ilham Rahimov, have forbidden the entry of Armenian apricots into their major trading chain, Food City market in Moscow. Trucks loaded with Armenian agricultural products were forced to be redirected to other commercial centers.
Herbert Hambardzumyan, the president of the Association of International Transporters of Armenia, informed "Zeitung" that he is in constant contact with our truck drivers. According to the latest information, they have sold all the goods, and no issues have arisen.
For more details, see today’s issue of the newspaper.
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