Tyumen customs in Russia prevented the import of 40 tons of counterfeit butter

Published 2021년 12월 22일

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Employees of the Tyumen customs office have prevented the import of approximately 40 tons of unknown origin and quality butter into Russia. The Rosselkhoznadzor administration has also uncovered many non-existent dairy production enterprises that have supplied hundreds of tons of domestic dairy products. The case involves a 'phantom' company, LLC "Raf", which issued fake electronic documents for large quantities of raw milk. A supply chain of counterfeit 'Krestyanskoye' butter to kindergartens and social institutions has also been uncovered, involving five Ural companies. These schemes were made possible through the use of false information in the federal state information system, 'Mercury'.

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Employees of the Tyumen customs office prevented the import of about 40 tons of butter of unknown origin and quality into the country. And the Rosselkhoznadzor administration for the Tyumen region, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug revealed many non-existent enterprises, which nevertheless managed to supply wholesale and retail hundreds of tons of various dairy products of domestic production. Trucks with oil followed from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to Tatarstan and the Novosibirsk region. Previously, information about the possibility of importing dubious goods came to customs officers from operatives of the border department of the FSB. Over a thousand blocks were withdrawn due to the lack of mandatory marking with Data Matrix codes - without them, the circulation of products in the Russian Federation is prohibited. Someone wanted to make an illegal profit, taking advantage of the fact that Russia, along with France, the Netherlands and Germany, is ...

Source: Milknews