CPS did not impose restrictions on the import of edible salt with Ukrainian and Belarusian companies – from mid-December the situation remained unchanged.
This was reported by Tass press secretary of the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection Anna Sergeeva.
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December 12 supervisory authority to tighten control over the supply of salt in Russia with several Ukrainian and Belarusian enterprises as service professionals have identified violations of the product of the content of various impurities and iodine.
On Tuesday, January 13 media reported that the agency allegedly encouraged retailers to withdraw from circulation the salt. However, as explained in the press service of Rospotrebnadzor, when the regional management to send letters to retailers to provide information on the availability of goods on the shelves, there was no word on prohibitions or recommendations to such actions.
In 2013, on Russia accounted for about 40 percent of imports of edible salt, of which 80 percent were imported from Ukraine. According Rusprodsojuz in the first half of 2014 the share of imports in this sector reached 62 percent.
Last summer, in the technical regulations of the Customs Union were going to tighten the requirements for dietary salt. Then it became clear that the Belarusian and Ukrainian suppliers have to tighten standards for their products. However, the fall in the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation noted that due to the reduction of supply of salt from the Ukraine market recorded a deficit.
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