AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDairy Trade Shock: Russia’s Rosselkhoznadzor will restrict imports of Armenian dairy starting July 27, citing alleged traceability and veterinary-document violations and claiming milk from infected livestock was used for products shipped to Russia. Regulator Pushback: Armenia’s Food Safety Inspection Body says a joint check at four dairy plants found no grounds to substantiate those claims, saying submitted lab tests showed raw materials were safe. Food Exports Diversification: Armenia is also moving to widen markets, with Economy officials meeting Oman’s KV Group to expand fresh fruit and vegetable exports after tours of orchards and greenhouses. Construction & Safety: Arinj Mall in Kotayk has been sealed over safety issues tied to high-voltage power lines and railway protective zones, triggering protests from workers and traders. Energy Policy Work: Armenia is exploring EU-assisted rules for electricity storage systems, alongside talks with Greece’s regulators on energy and water cooperation. Cement Oversight: Araratcement is set to get a temporary manager as authorities cite violations tied to a health resort deal.
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