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According to the latest research from Wageningen University and Statistics Netherlands,the Netherlands agro-industrial exports to Russia have surged against the trend in the past two years,unaffected by EU sanctions.

Research data shows that from 2021 to 2022,the Netherlands exports of livestock pharmaceuticals,vaccines,and agricultural machinery to Russia increased by approximately 30%,from €184 million to €239 million.In the first nine months of 2023,this figure had already reached €172 million,potentially setting a new record.

Surprisingly,these products were not included in the EU’s sanctions list against Russia,making Dutch agricultural enterprises unexpected "lucky winners." Analysts believe that against the backdrop of escalating geopolitical tensions,this phenomenon warrants vigilance.

In addition,the Netherlandshas also seen a continuous rise in flower exports.Compared to major exporters like Kenya and Ecuador,the Netherlands dominates the Russian flower market.Data shows that in 2023,the Netherlands exported 3,500 tons more flowers to Russia than the previous year.

Some commentators have pointed out that although they are considered "moderate" products,the large-scale export of agricultural and industrial goods to Russia may create "loopholes" in the sanctions,thereby weakening their effectiveness.Consequently,there are calls for the Netherlands to join the U.S.and Europe in imposing a "comprehensive embargo."

However,another perspective argues that continuing to export these civilian goods helps maintain basic economic ties and prevents further deterioration in bilateral relations.The Dutch governments stance on this matter remains to be seen.