Russia's Rosselkhoznadzor discovered an illegal scheme for the supply of Faroese salmon from Armenia

Published 2023년 5월 2일

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On April 24, 2023, Russian border control confiscated frozen trimmings and salmon ridges from the Faroe Islands at the Upper Lars checkpoint, destined for a Russian recipient in St. Petersburg. The products were supposedly accompanied by a veterinary certificate from the Customs Union, but the Russian agricultural watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, discovered that the Faroese veterinary service did not issue such a certificate. This incident is part of a larger pattern of illegal importation of livestock products into Russia, including an earlier scheme in February involving the smuggling of fish through Belarus, both disguised as Faroese products.
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As a result of border veterinary control on April 24, 2023, the Service found frozen trimmings and salmon ridges, according to the documents, produced in the Faroe Islands at the Upper Lars checkpoint. Products followed from Armenia, accompanied by a veterinary certificate of the Customs Union to the Russian recipient in St. Petersburg. During the documentary check, the Rosselkhoznadzor inspectors were presented with a copy of the export certificate of the Faroe Islands, issued for the supply of these products to Armenian entrepreneurs. Suspecting an attempt to illegally import livestock products into Russia, Rosselkhoznadzor turned to the State Service for Food and Veterinary Medicine of the Faroe Islands with a request to confirm the fact that a veterinary certificate was issued for the supply of goods to participants in Armenia's foreign economic activity. The Faroese veterinary service did not confirm the fact of registration. In this regard, the Rosselkhoznadzor decided to ...
Source: Fishretail

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