During the inspections, it was established that approximately 1,100 tons of vegetables and fruits were imported from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan to Russia, including products from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, China, Uzbekistan, and Iran.
As a result of the inspection, violations were identified in three vehicles that arrived from Tajikistan and Kazakhstan:
- In one of the trucks traveling from Tajikistan to Tyumen, 200 kg of apples, 100 kg of pomegranates, 100 kg of persimmons, and 160 kg of rice were found; however, the phytosanitary certificate for the cargo, which is considered a high-risk product, was missing.
- Two trucks from Kazakhstan, heading to Chelyabinsk with cauliflower and Beijing cabbage, daikon, and zucchini, had a certificate that did not list eggplants.
The drivers of these vehicles were subjected to administrative responsibility in accordance with the EAEU regulations. The cargoes were returned to their countries of origin under the supervision of regulatory authorities.
