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In Kursk conducted a raid on illegal traders

In Kursk conducted a raid to suppress illegal trade

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In Kursk conducted a raid on illegal traders

In Kursk conducted a raid to suppress illegal trade. This was reported in the city hall. Points were identified in the area of houses on Kharkiv Street.

During the event, facts of illegal trade in livestock products, conservation and pickles were established. There were cases of lack of documents confirming the quality of goods.

Specialists of the veterinary committee conducted an explanatory conversation with traders about the quality of products. The need for medical books, compliance with sanitary regulations, conditions of sale and storage was noted.

Violators were informed of their rights and obligations. The materials will be submitted to the administrative commission.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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