Rosselkhoznadzor stopped import of honey and meat from Lithuania
Unlabeled honey, sausages and fresh-frozen pork did not pass veterinary control on the border of Russia with Lithuania. On November 11, employees of the Rosselkhoznadzor banned the import of several consignments of products that individuals tried to carry in hand luggage and luggage.

Unlabeled honey, sausages and fresh-frozen pork did not pass veterinary control on the border of Russia with Lithuania. On November 11, employees of the Rosselkhoznadzor banned the import of several consignments of products that individuals tried to carry in hand luggage and luggage.
At the pedestrian checkpoint "Sovetsk" passengers found 1.3 kg of honey without factory packaging and marking, as well as more than 2 kg of finished meat sausage products. At the MAPP "Chernyshevskoye" revealed another batch - more than 2 kg of freshly frozen pork.
During the inspection, it turned out that there was no veterinary certificate or document confirming the quality and safety of the products. For the transportation of meat and sausage products, there was no Rosselkhoznadzor permit and veterinary accompanying documents. An additional reason for the ban was the fact that the products were exported from the country, disadvantaged by African swine fever.
Import of all detected products is prohibited. The goods were issued with return certificates.
Earlier, we wrote that more than 170 thousand coniferous seedlings were in the center of attention of the Rosselkhoznadzor.



