Poland: Russia Tightens Restrictions on Polish Exports of Food Products

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On February 20, 2015, Russian food safety authorities temporarily banned imports of cheese products and cheese-like products from Poland justifying their decision by protection of consumers. According to the announcement the results of tests of one of the products indicated a discrepancy with technical requirements of the regulations of the Custom Union regarding labeling of milk and dairy products.

Poland: Russia Tightens Restrictions on Polish Exports of Food Products

 

Europe and Eurasia, Poland

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