The Russian Federation has strengthened controls on the content of glyphosate in imported and exported cereals

Food Partners Network News The Russian Federal Veterinary Plant Agency on January 27 official news: The Bureau is highly concerned about the 2020 Russian import and export of grain herbicide glyphosate content continued to increase.
the Russian Federal Veterinary PlantAtion Agency conducted a compliance declaration review of buckwheat exported to the European Union, found that the content of glyphosate in the product was 7 times higher than the limit value.
addition, the State Food Safety Administration of the Republic of Moldova reported that glyphosate content in buckwheat granules imported from many parts of the Russian Federation exceeded the standard by 57 times.
the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that glyphosate is currently banned worldwide because of its high toxicity to humans and animals.
Russia will continue to strengthen the control of glyphosate content in grain products in the future import and export management process.
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