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On the Mytishchi market found sanctioned products

On the Mytishchinsky market, trade in products without labeling and certificates was revealed. During the inspection, the transport prosecutor's office found meat and dairy products without the necessary documents.

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On the Mytishchi market found sanctioned products

On the Mytishchinsky market, trade in products without labeling and certificates was revealed. During the inspection, the transport prosecutor's office found meat and dairy products without the necessary documents.

More than 159 kilograms of unsafe products were seized and destroyed. Administrative proceedings were initiated against entrepreneurs.

The total amount of fines amounted to about 350 thousand rubles. Checks are ongoing. The situation is under control. Entrepreneurs are reminded of the need to comply with trade rules.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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