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Almost 600 thousand imported eggs for incubation brought to the Kaliningrad region

In the Kaliningrad region delivered 580 thousand imported eggs for growing poultry. The cargo was checked by specialists of the regional Rosselkhoznadzor.

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Almost 600 thousand imported eggs for incubation brought to the Kaliningrad region

In the Kaliningrad region delivered 580 thousand imported eggs for growing poultry. The cargo was checked by specialists of the regional Rosselkhoznadzor.

Eight batches of eggs arrived in the region on November 9. After veterinary control in the temporary storage warehouse "Sirius" they were allowed to import. The eggs were sent to a local poultry farm where they would be used for incubation.

Earlier we wrote that the agropark near Guryevsk received a warning because of the content of birds.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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