In the Kashkadarya region of Uzbekistan, the crops of tomato and peppers will be checked after the ban on their import into the Russian Federation

Published Dec 14, 2020

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The State Plant Quarantine Inspectorate of Uzbekistan will inspect tomato and pepper crops in the Kashkadarya region following a ban on their import from this region by Russia, due to the detection of the Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV) in tomatoes supplied by the Uzbek company SUNNY LAND EXPORT LLC. A group of specialists will be sent to the region to conduct quarantine control and resolve the issue with the Russian authorities.
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The State Plant Quarantine Inspectorate of Uzbekistan will inspect tomato and pepper crops in the Kashkadarya region after Russia introduced a ban on their import from this region of the republic, RIA Novosti reported, citing a representative of the department. "The State Inspectorate will conduct quarantine control of tomatoes and peppers in all greenhouses and sown areas in the Kashkadarya region," said a representative of the state inspection. According to the source, a group of specialists from the department will soon go to the region for an operational study of the situation. Representatives of the state inspection are in constant contact with the leadership of the Rosselkhoznadzor to resolve the issue and remove restrictions. See ALSO: Russia is closing - Uzbekistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey receive bans on the supply of fruits and vegetables to the Russian market Earlier, the Rosselkhoznadzor announced that from December 11, a ban on the supply of tomatoes and ...
Source: Eastfruit

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