Fortunately, cranberries of terrible quality from Russia did not reach the Polish market

Published 2024년 11월 25일

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The article reports on the withdrawal of a defective batch of cranberries imported from Russia to Poland due to issues like visible fermentation and juice leakage. Although EU regulations permit the import of food products from Eastern countries, Polish authorities in Poznań stopped 18,320 kg of these cranberries from entering the market. The article questions whether the fault lies with the Russian exporter for sending unusable fruit or the Polish importer for opting for a low-cost option, while also noting Poland's insufficient domestic cranberry production and the continued possibility of importing food and fertilizers from Russia.

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EU regulations still allow the import of food products from the East. Fortunately, our services have withdrawn the "faulty" batch of cranberries from the border. We know that Polish cranberry production is not sufficient for domestic needs. We also know that it is still possible to import food products and fertilizers from Russia to Poland. Fortunately, the batch of fruit imported from that country did not reach the Polish market. On the IJHARS profile, we read that officials in Poznań prevented the introduction of a batch of 18,320 kg of fresh cranberries imported from Russia to the Polish market due to visible fermentation and juice leakage. As always in such cases, we wonder whether ...

Source: Sad24