In Russia, a number of laws in the agro-industrial complex came into force on September 1

Published 2022년 9월 1일

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From September 1, Russia has implemented new agricultural laws that regulate animal slaughter, veterinary and sanitary examinations of meat, and the right to engage in livestock breeding without forming a legal entity. These laws also establish the concept of 'pedigree farm' for state support in agricultural development. Additionally, changes to fishing rules and the launch of a register of agricultural product producers are highlighted. Furthermore, the Saturn traceability system for pesticides and agrochemicals has started commercial operation, making registration mandatory for certain businesses.
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The slaughter of farm animals will be carried out according to the new rules, and farmers will not need to register a legal entity or individual entrepreneur to engage in breeding livestock From September 1, a number of laws in the field of agriculture come into force in Russia. Thus, new rules for slaughtering animals and conducting a veterinary and sanitary examination of meat after slaughter come into force. According to them, cattle without veterinary accompanying documents or received from areas where quarantine for animal diseases has been introduced are not accepted for slaughter. Each individual must be examined by a veterinarian before slaughter. If a disease is detected in an animal, the entire batch of cattle is placed in quarantine. Slaughter methods should not cause stress in animals. After slaughter, the products must undergo a veterinary and sanitary examination, which will confirm its safety. The rules prescribe the procedure for sampling and conducting this ...
Source: Specagro

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