Russia: Grain exporters' quotas may begin to be redistributed for violations of buyer requirements

Grains, Cereal & Legumes

Russia

Regulation & Compliances

Published Mar 27, 2024

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Rosselkhoznadzor, the Russian agricultural watchdog, is proposing a redistribution of grain export quotas among exporters due to their failure to meet quarantine phytosanitary requirements and standards for grain safety and quality. This move follows the identification of systematic inconsistencies and numerous warnings issued to grain exporters, notably the RIF Trade House. With 33 notifications of non-compliance in 2023 and an additional 13 early in 2024, Rosselkhoznadzor aims to ensure Russian grain exports meet the importing countries' requirements by considering a quota redistribution.

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Moscow. March 25. INTERFAX.RU - Rosselkhoznadzor plans to propose to the Ministry of Agriculture to redistribute quotas between grain exporters due to the fact that a number of them violate safety requirements for the products they ship. “Rosselkhoznadzor considers it necessary to submit a proposal to the Russian Ministry of Agriculture on the redistribution of quotas between grain exporters. This is due to the need for grain exporters to comply with quarantine phytosanitary requirements and requirements in the field of grain safety and quality,” the service reported. “In the event of systematic inconsistencies on the part of grain exporters and a large number of warnings issued by Rosselkhoznadzor about the inadmissibility of violations of mandatory requirements, the service considers it appropriate to redistribute the volumes of previously approved quotas for grain exports, including from such exporters as the RIF Trade House,” the service clarifies. As Rosselkhoznadzor ...

Source: Oilworld