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Russia has suspended imports of certain Chinese products due to the discovery of banned components, including high DNA content in genetically modified corn and soy. These substances were found in a variety of Chinese products such as meatballs, chips, eggs, chocolate desserts, and biscuits with toys. Some of these products also contained harmful substances at levels five times above the permissible limit. Additionally, the labels of these products failed to indicate the presence of genetically modified components. The imports of these products were suspended on October 11.
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Imports of some Chinese products into Russia have been suspended after the identification of banned components in them, according to a statement on the website of Rospotrebnadzor, quoted by Russian media. Increased DNA content in genetically modified corn and soy has been found in Chinese goods such as meatballs, chips, eggs, chocolate desserts and biscuits with toys for children. In some products, the amount of harmful substances exceeds the permissible limit five times. The world's second largest economy is on the rise again after export growth Shipments from the world's largest exporter in August increased by as much as 25.6% on an annual basis In addition, the labels do not indicate the content of ...
Source: Money
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