In today's mass media spread information that Kazakhstan plans to ban or restrict the supply of some goods from the Russian Federation in connection with the devaluation of the ruble and the inability of local producers to compete with cheap Russian goods, reports the news Agency PRIME.

"Astana insists on imposing a ban or restrictions on delivery of a number of products from Russia because of the threat of domestic market of Kazakhstan due to the devaluation of the ruble ... we are Talking about petroleum products, vehicles and batteries for them, building fittings, cabling and wiring products, glass, meat and eggs chicken, macaroni and confectionery, flour and juice", he wrote the "Kommersant" with reference to sources in the Russian Ministry of agriculture.

The parties negotiate to solve problems in trade, but there is no evidence of a sharp increase of imports of Russian products in Kazakhstan. However, the statistics of the Customs Union does not take into account the wholesale party goods imported by individuals, therefore, the experts of the parties to clarify the volume and price import settings".

In November last year Kazakhstan has limited the sale of some brands of vodka and beer because of non-compliance with food safety, but soon restriction was removed after consultation of the CPS and the Kazakh Ministry.

The fall of the ruble can not affect the work of the Eurasian economic Union. Previously President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko announced settlements with Russia in dollars or euros. According to Russian experts, the EEU will withstand the fall of the ruble, and the members of the Association shall as soon as possible to carry out the coordination of monetary policy.

Just after the Minister of agriculture of the Russian Federation Nikolay Fedorov denied information about a possible ban on the importation of certain products from Russia to Kazakhstan.

"My colleagues and I, my political level do not take seriously the prospect that the agenda with Kazakhstan, we have made the issues of restrictions or embargo on trade in agricultural products", - said Fedorov journalists.

"I would say it is ridiculous that someone from serious people suggested in the agenda (prohibition of Kazakhstan importation of certain goods from Russia) this question", - he said.

"If there are any disputes with each other in the member States of the Customs Union, they can arise only from the competent authorities to ensure the safety of agricultural products is or Rosselkhoznadzor, or similar service, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan", - concluded the Minister.