This season, Poland did not release about 230 tons of Ukrainian raspberries

Published Sep 21, 2024

Tridge summary

Poland has imposed numerous bans on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products, including frozen raspberries, millet, flax, ice cream, beverages, and buckwheat, totaling 228 tons from July to September. The reasons for the bans include the presence of mold, insect larvae, and an unusual color in these products.
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This is evidenced by the department's message on Facebook. Most of the reported bans concern frozen raspberries. The total volume of production is 228 tons. So, in July-August, almost 125 tons of Ukrainian raspberries were not allowed into the country. In particular, on July 12, the inspection department in Lublin decided to ban the import of 1.2 tons of frozen raspberries from Ukraine to Poland, on July 25 — 21 tons, on August 20 — 42 tons, on August 24 — 20.24 tons, on August 28 — 20.16 tons, August 30 — 20.24 tons. Already in September, the import of almost 103 tons of frozen raspberries from Ukraine was prohibited (September 5 — 41.2 tons, September 11 — 40.7 tons, September 17 — 21 tons). The inspectors' main complaints about the products are the presence of mold, insect larvae ...

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