D. Macedonia: The Exemption of Sable Skins From European Sanctions Is a Success for the Greek Fur Industry
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The Greek Fur Federation describes the issuance of the new Regulation (of the EU), which already allows, as of July 24, 2026, the import of treated sable skins, as well as their scraps, from Russia, as a particularly important development for the Greek fur industry. The exemption of sable skins from European sanctions, states the Greek Fur Federation, “resulted from coordinated actions by the Greek side, in cooperation with Italy and the compete…
A three-month ban on the import of sable fur from Russia to the European Union (EU) has been lifted, even as the EU is discussing the closure of fur farms. Russians are scoffing that the forecast of a cold winter has trampled on values.
The European Union has lifted a ban on the import of tanned sable fur from Russia, which had been in effect for only three months. The decision came after pressure from Italy and Greece, the EU's largest importers of this raw material.
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