The Russian Federation's Veterinary Plantation Agency bans the export of weed-contaminated soybeans to China

On December 18, 2020, experts from the phytosanitary department of the New Rosythsk branch of the FSBI Grain Quality Assessment Center, a subsidiary of the Russian Federation's Veterinary PlantAtion Agency, detected harmful quarantine bio-guinea pigs (Ambrosia trifida L.) in soybean products exported to China, and contaminated soybeans amounted to 572.3 tons.
the batch of weed-contaminated products did not meet China's requirements, Russia has banned its exports to China, and the batch is currently scheduled to be sent to the United Arab Emirates ( the country does not include guinea pigs in quarantine).
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