In the Chui region, large-scale inspections of agricultural stores and veterinary centers were conducted by specialists from relevant services. The main objective of these raids was to eliminate smuggling, as well as to identify counterfeit fertilizers and dangerous veterinary drugs that could harm both agriculture and public health.
During the inspections, points of sale for mineral fertilizers, pesticides, seeds, and planting materials were checked. Attention was focused on the presence of certificates of conformity and the proper storage of chemical substances. Additionally, inspectors discussed with the owners of retail outlets the risks associated with the sale of illegal plant protection products, as well as the possible consequences for selling low-quality products.
These actions are aimed at protecting farmers from counterfeit products that can not only reduce yields but also provoke soil degradation. Ensuring the quality of agricultural technologies is crucial for environmental safety and the health of citizens. The agency noted that such inspections will be regular and will cover all regions and districts of the country.
