Canada bans the import of sweets and drinks from Russia. How will Russia respond?

The Russian representative said that they have prepared for Canada's sanctions and will introduce relevant policies, which will not have a big impact on Russia's economy.

First, candy and drinks from Russia were sanctioned by Canada.

Although Russia is called a hard-core nation-state, it is also very capable in food manufacturing and beverage processing. For example, Russian candy and drinks are exported to foreign countries and are loved by people in local countries. Canadian retailer Empire Co., Ltd. has been cooperating with Russia and started to remove Russian products, mainly including candy, melon seeds and drinks produced in Russia. And promised not to order Russian products in the future, and will find new suppliers.

Second, how will Russia respond?

Russian Presidential Press Secretary peskov also responded to Italian sanctions against Russia by refusing to accept Russian candy and drinks. When Russia decided to go to war with Ukraine, it was ready for western sanctions. The removal of goods from the shelves was only a small move and would not affect the real economy at all. However, in order to better deal with their sanctions, Russia will also formulate corresponding measures to minimize economic losses and risks.

Third, which other countries will boycott Russian products?

Western countries in the European Union stood at the moral high ground and accused Russia of its war against Ukraine. In order to force Russia to bow its head, we will not hesitate to contain and weaken Russia for a long time, but we must know that this will not only affect Russia's economy, but also affect the economic development of the whole world. I hope these western countries can realize the development of the situation as soon as possible and don't maliciously boycott Russian products because they are instructed. This practice of harming others and not benefiting oneself will not only fail to achieve any expected results, but will affect the economic development of one's own country.

How do you think Russia will respond?