Russia's coastal region bans the export of contaminated soybeans to China

Food Partners Network News The Russian Federation Veterinary Plantation Bureau binhair and Sakhalin Regional Bureau on January 28 official website reported: because the product was contaminated with guinea grass seeds, the Bureau banned the export of four batches of soybeans to China.
the inspection of four batches of soybeans weighing about 104 tons at the warehouse in Usurisk confirmed that the cargo had been contaminated with guinea grass seeds and unknown weeds.
the above-mentioned products are prohibited from being exported to China because of the inclusion of guinea grass seeds in the quarantine pest catalogue of the People's Republic of China.
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