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		</div><p>Russia&#8217;s food safety watchdog has banned fruit and vegetable imports from Egypt over sanitary concerns, following an earlier decision by Egypt that hurt Russian wheat imports.<br />
Rosselkhoznadzor, the state agricultural safety agency, said on Friday that imports of Egyptian plant products will be banned from next Thursday until Egypt&#8217;s authorities take steps to ensure their safety.</p>
<p>The move comes after Egypt, the world&#8217;s largest wheat importer, changed its import regulations to ban any ergot fungus in imported wheat.</p>
<p>It had previously accepted 0.05% of it in imported wheat, a level considered harmless.</p>
<p>The new policy hurt Russia, which is one of the major suppliers of wheat to Egypt.</p>
<p>In the past, Russia often slapped bans on agricultural imports amid political or economic disputes with other nations, citing sanitary reasons.</p>
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