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In the Kaliningrad region did not let 9.2 kg of milk from Lithuania

The Rosselkhoznadzor did not allow the import of cheese and butter from Lithuania to the Kaliningrad region. The violation was revealed on October 23 at the Chernyshevskoye checkpoint.

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In the Kaliningrad region did not let 9.2 kg of milk from Lithuania

The Rosselkhoznadzor did not allow the import of cheese and butter from Lithuania to the Kaliningrad region. The violation was revealed on October 23 at the Chernyshevskoye checkpoint.

One of the passengers in the baggage found 9.2 kg of dairy products with the allowed 5 kg. In addition, he did not have the necessary documents.

All products were returned to Lithuania. This is the third time he has tried to import dairy products over the limit.

Earlier we wrote that the Kaliningrad grain passed the check of the Rosselkhoznadzor.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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