Russia's Rosselkhoznadzor revealed an illegal scheme for the supply of fish products through Belarus

Published 2023년 2월 13일

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The Russian agricultural watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, has uncovered a illegal scheme to import fish products, specifically salmon, of unknown origin to Russia through Belarus in December 2022, disguised as products from the Faroe Islands. However, the Faroe Islands' State Service for Food and Veterinary Medicine did not verify the authenticity of the documents accompanying the shipment. Rosselkhoznadzor has brought the issue to the attention of the relevant Belarusian agencies and has requested them to cease issuing veterinary certificates for such fish products from third-country enterprises involved in such illegal schemes.
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The Rosselkhoznadzor discovered a scheme for supplying fish products of unknown origin to the Russian Federation through Belarus. This is stated in the message of the department. "Rosselkhoznadzor revealed an illegal supply scheme for frozen fish products of salmon species of unknown origin. The fish was imported to Russia in December 2022 under the guise of products from the Faroe Islands through the territory of Belarus," the report says. However, as Rosselkhoznadzor explained, the State Service for Food and Veterinary Medicine of the Faroe Islands did not confirm the facts of processing the documents accompanying this batch of fish products. The Russian department said that the Rosselkhoznadzor informed the Belarusian agency competent in the field of veterinary medicine and the Minister for Technical Regulation of the Eurasian Economic Commission about the fact of ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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