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Russia's agricultural watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, has relaxed import bans on Uzbekistan and Azerbaijani products following investigations that found no harmful contaminants. Uzbekistan has been cleared to export tomatoes and peppers from seven producers in the Fergana region, while Azerbaijan has been given the green light to export apples from three companies in the Shabran region. The decision comes after Rosselkhoznadzor eased import bans on Uzbekistan's tomatoes and Azerbaijani suppliers' apples, highlighting increased control over agricultural product shipments to Russia.
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Rosselkhoznadzor softened its position regarding the two countries from which contaminated products came to Russia. As the correspondent of "KazakhZerno.kz" reports with reference to the information of the Service, since December 18, bans on the import of tomatoes and peppers from Uzbekistan have been partially canceled. The right to resume supplies to the Russian market was given to seven producers from the Fergana region. Based on the data of the Uzbek side, which conducted its own investigation, no phytophages and other dangerous diseases were found in their products. As a result, tomato supplies can be carried out from three farms, peppers - from four agricultural enterprises. In addition, the rehabilitation of plant products from Azerbaijan continues. Earlier, the Russian department has already lifted the ban on the import of tomatoes from 4 Azerbaijani suppliers. Now three companies from the Shabran region that ...
Source: Kazakh-zerno
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