Contaminated apples and pears from Kyrgyzstan not allowed to enter Kazakhstan

Published 2021년 10월 6일

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From September 24 to October 1, 2021, in the Republic of Kazakhstan, inspections revealed 72 plant quarantine violations in the importation of regulated products, including 743 tons of produce, 265 m3 of lumber, and 10,479 flower crop seedlings and rhizomes. These violations, such as missing phytosanitary certificates and failure to label, led to administrative responsibility and fines. Additionally, the importation of pears and apples from Kyrgyzstan led to the identification of the eastern moth, and since the beginning of the year, 4,900 violations have been reported, resulting in significant fines.

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From September 24 to October 1, 2021, the state plant quarantine inspectors revealed 72 violations in the field of plant quarantine when importing regulated products into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan from other countries, the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports. During the quarantine phytosanitary control, the import of the following regulated products that did not meet phytosanitary requirements was suppressed: 743 tons of wheat, barley, potatoes, chickpeas, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, beets, eggplants, apples, bananas, dried fruits, 265 m3 of lumber and 10,479 pieces of herb seedlings and rhizomes of flower crops from the Russian Federation, 57.2 tons of apples, pears, sea buckthorn from the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, 10 tons of dried apricots from Afghanistan, 20 tons of dried apricots from Turkey, 0.35 tons of grapes, persimmons, melon seeds, alfalfa seeds and 10 pieces of spruce seedlings from Uzbekistan. As a ...

Source: Eastfruit