Customs in St. Petersburg, Russia, seized the smuggled cheese and butter

Food Partners Network News The General Administration of Northwest Customs of the Russian Federation reported on February 18: Russia's St. Petersburg Customs recently seized 220 kilograms of sanctioned products smuggled into Russia: 220 kilograms of cheese and butter.
it is understood that the smuggled products were seized by the St. Petersburg Customs, St. Petersburg, Leningrad and Pskov Region Veterinary and Phytosanedr health supervisory authorities during a joint inspection of a shopping mall in St. Petersburg - 220 kg of cheese and butter from the European Union and Ukraine, the product lack of quality and safety documents and procurement certificates.
the above products have been withdrawn from circulation.
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