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Monday, April 6, 2015
Milk producers pointed to a hole in the grocery embargo – a REGNUM
In particular, in Russia fall cheeses of vegetable fats
Industry Association “Soyuzmoloko” addressed to the Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich and Agriculture Minister Nikolai Fyodorov with a request to extend the sanctions list and tighten controls on the import of milk, newspaper “News».
According to dairy producers, the sanctions list should be expanded to a ban on the import of cheese-like products produced from vegetable fats. According to the Federal Customs Service, in November-December 2014 imports of these products from France, Denmark, Lithuania and Poland amounted to 6 thousand. Tons. It is noted that the sanctions list did not get the code 1901909900 on the commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity (HS) – products of vegetable fats.
The Association noted in his letters that the customs authorities permit the import of the formal features, not testing samples. In addition, cheese-like products beyond the control of the Rosselkhoznadzor, because they are not products of animal origin. In retail, such “syrozameniteli” were called “Edan”, “Rypitsky”, “Tylzhitski”, “Russian premium”, “Adam”, “Tilsit cheese”, “Gouda”, “Apetina”, “Sirtaki for Greek salad Light», “Paris Burenka.” Suppliers of these cheeses are named the company “Fudstori”, LLC “Yunipro”, LLC “Arla Foods Artis”, “TD” Moloptorg “, LLC” Fudlayn Group “and OOO” Neva dairy products ».
Also, milk jugs are asked to amend Government Decree №778 from August 7, 2014 (revised August 20, 2014), which established an embargo on the importation of food from the United States, the European Union , Canada, Australia and Norway.
The letter states that in late 2014 began shipping with “offshore contracts”, changing the country of origin of the goods. Thus products shipped from Poland and Lithuania – only about 2 8 th. tons. Their places of origin shall Serbia, Albania and Turkey.
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