In the Orenburg region of Russia, tomatoes with ToBRFV and illegal consignments of grain were detained

Published 2022년 11월 22일

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In November, the Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Orenburg region intercepted attempts to export over 112 tons of grain to Kazakhstan with invalid phytosanitary certificates and prevented the import of contaminated tomatoes carrying the Tomato brown rugose fruit virus from Kazakhstan. The grain exports were halted due to violations of federal law and EAEU requirements, and the perpetrators were administratively responsible. Since the beginning of the year, several illegal grain exports and imports have been stopped due to similar issues.

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In November of this year, employees of the Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Orenburg region prevented the illegal export of barley and wheat from the region, and also stopped a batch of imported tomatoes with a dangerous quarantine virus The reason for the ban on the export of grain was once again invalid phytosanitary certificates. On November 17, 2022, the Office of the Rosselkhoznadzor for the Orenburg region on the Russian-Kazakhstan section of the state border of the Russian Federation in the direction of the checkpoint MAPP "Mashtakovo" stopped 5 attempts to illegally export more than 112 tons of grain to Kazakhstan. During the phytosanitary control, it was found that two batches of barley (44 tons) and three batches of wheat (68.6 tons) originating from the Samara region were exported with invalid phytosanitary certificates (inaccurate information about the quarantine phytosanitary disinfection of grain was entered), thereby violating the requirements Federal Law of ...

Source: Agroxxi