Russia may reduce the export of sweets to the EU due to new requirements

게시됨 2021년 4월 22일

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Russia may significantly reduce its export of confectionery products to the EU due to new EU requirements for the import of composite products. The new regulations, effective from April 21, 2021, expand the list of composite products subject to additional veterinary control, including those with less than 50% animal components. These changes could negatively impact Russian exports of confectionery products, which contain animal origin raw materials like dairy, egg products, and honey. The small number of Russian enterprises certified by the European Commission for these exports and the lack of permission for beef, pork, and lamb imports from Russia to the EU further exacerbate the situation. Meanwhile, imports of multi-component products from the EU have seen a significant decrease, from over 840 thousand tons in 2020 to 215 thousand tons in 2021.

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Russia may sharply reduce the export of confectionery products to the EU due to new requirements for the import of composite products. This is stated in the message of the Rosselkhoznadzor. A composite (compound) product is a food product that simultaneously contains both processed products of animal origin and products of plant origin. “Until April 21, 2021, the requirements for the import of composite products into the EU depended only on the type of components of animal origin and their percentage, just as such products are now controlled in the Russian Federation. which components of animal origin exceeded 50%. Now, with the accession of the EU regulation, the list of composite products, to which additional requirements apply, including the implementation of veterinary control, is expanded. This number includes composite products containing less than 50% of processed components of animal origin. ", - reported in the Rosselkhoznadzor. The Russian department explained ...

출처: Milknews