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Russian food ban impact

Russia import ban prompts ‘buy Russian’ campaign

Oyster bar replaces French seafood imports with local meat options, as Russia's ban on imported food products has spurred a wave of patriotism, reports the BBC

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 20, 2014 09:03 BST
Russia import ban prompts 'buy Russian' campaign
Moscow's Prechistenskaya embankment, Russia. Photo: Ralf Smallkaa (2011)
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