20 tons of Ukrainian cheese and butter were not allowed into Crimea
Simferopol, March 03 (PolitNavigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – Rosselkhoznadzor inspectors did not allow a large batch of Ukrainian dairy products to enter Crimea.
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It is reported by the press service of the Ministry.
According to her data, the cargo, consisting of 10 tons of hard cheese “Rossiysky” and 10 tons of butter produced by the Nikolaevmolprom enterprise, was sent to Crimea through the Perekop DAPP from the Nikolaev region.
The entire batch - 1650 boxes of dairy products - was destined for the Sevastopol enterprise Seven Winds Product LLC.
When carrying out physical control of the goods, it was determined that the entire batch of cheese did not have a production date. In this regard, the expiration date of the product could not be determined either from the marking label affixed to the packages of products, or from the marking on the cheese itself.
Thus, the perishable goods turned out to be inconsistent with the veterinary documents accompanying them.
Due to violations of the norms and requirements of the current legislation of the Russian Federation and the Customs Union by suppliers, unsafe cargo was prohibited for import into the territory of Crimea, and the entire batch of cheese and butter was returned to Ukraine.
20 tons of Ukrainian cheese and butter were not allowed into Crimea.