Russia: The Rosselkhoznadzor did not allow the import of more than 100 consignments of unsafe grain processing products

Published 2021년 11월 26일

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The article highlights the role of Rosselkhoznadzor in enforcing the quality and safety of imported grain processing products in Russia. The agency has identified 102 batches of these products, containing around 3.9 thousand tons, that fail to meet the Customs Union TR CU 021/2011 and national standards. The faulty products include malt with high mycotoxins and cadmium levels from Germany, Belgium, and the Czech Republic, rice cereals from Vietnam and India with pest contamination, wheat flour from Italy, Finland, and Great Britain infected with potato disease bread, and poppy from the Czech Republic with excessive cadmium. These batches have been sent back to the suppliers or destroyed. The article also mentions the implementation of the Government of the Russian Federation's Resolution No. 1079 on July 1, 2021, which reinforces federal state control and supervision of grain and grain processing products' quality and safety at Russia's state border.

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Rosselkhoznadzor, in accordance with the assigned powers, exercises control over the quality and safety of imported grain processing products, including products of flour and cereals production and malt Based on the results of the control and supervisory measures, 102 batches of grain processing products with a volume of 3.9 thousand tons were identified that do not meet the requirements of the technical regulations of the Customs Union TR CU 021/2011 "On food safety" and national standards, including: - 28 batches of malt from Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, with an excess of mycotoxins and cadmium; - 6 consignments of rice cereals imported from Vietnam, India, which do not correspond in terms of "infestation / contamination by pests of grain stocks"; - 8 consignments of wheat flour (Italy, Finland and Great Britain), infected with the pathogen of "potato disease" bread; - 3 consignments of edible poppy, received from the Czech Republic, exceeding the maximum permissible level ...

Source: Agroxxi