More than 11 thousand tons of animal products have been controlled on the Omsk section of the Russian-Kazakh border

Published 2024년 2월 15일

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Between February 6 and 9, officials at the Cherlaksky and Isilkulsky transport control points in Russia intercepted six vehicles illegally transporting over 23 tons of animal products and 500 heads without the required veterinary documents. The cargo, which included various types of fish, was sent back to its origin points in Russia and Kazakhstan. The Rosselkhoznadzor Directorate halted further transportation of these goods, and the violators were held accountable administratively.

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Thus, from February 6 to 9, state veterinary supervision specialists at the Cherlaksky and Isilkulsky transport control points identified six vehicles with illegally transported animal products with a total weight of more than 23 tons and 500 heads. All detained carriers did not have veterinary accompanying documents of the Customs Union, which characterize the epizootic situation at the place of departure of the product, its territorial and species origin, as well as the veterinary and sanitary condition of the cargo. Registration of these documents is a mandatory condition for the movement of products and live animals across the state border of the Russian Federation. For example, on February 6, state veterinary supervision specialists detained a shipment of frozen fish moving from the Republic of Dagestan to the Republic of Kazakhstan in transit through the territory of the Omsk region. During the inspection of the vehicle and analysis of documents, it was established that in ...

Source: Fishretail