Russia: 11 tons of trout from Kazakhstan did not pass veterinary control in the Altai Territory

Published 2024년 3월 15일

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Inspections in the Tretyakov and Kulundinsky regions of Russia have uncovered discrepancies in the production dates of a batch of frozen trout and sausages transported from Kazakhstan. The goods, which were transported without the necessary veterinary certificates, were in violation of Eurasian Economic Union legislation and were subsequently returned to Kazakhstan. Administrative offenses have been initiated against the carriers. Since 2024, interdepartmental cooperation has prevented over 72 tons of livestock products and 123 horses from being illegally transported across the Russian State Border.

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In the Tretyakov region, during physical control of a batch of frozen trout (11.5 tons) transported in a truck from Kazakhstan to Krasnoyarsk, a discrepancy between the production dates of the fish on the labeling and in the submitted veterinary certificate of the Customs Union Form No. 2 was discovered. In the Kulundinsky district, during inspection of a truck, a citizen of Kazakhstan was found to have 170 kg of sausages transported from Kazakhstan to the Altai Territory without a veterinary certificate of the Customs Union. Since the above facts are a gross violation of the requirements of the legislation of the Eurasian Economic Union, the controlled goods are not allowed to be exported to Russia and are returned to Kazakhstan. Cases of administrative offenses have been initiated against the carriers. Since the beginning of 2024, thanks to the close interdepartmental interaction of ...

Source: Fishretail