Kyrgyzstan Temporarily Bans Apple Imports to Support Domestic Sector
Kyrgyzstan's government has decided to temporarily ban apple imports until February 2027 to protect its domestic apple industry. The EU has expressed concerns, citing violations of WTO rules. The measure aims to address fears of increased domestic competition and difficulties in selling local harvests.
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