Belarus has forbidden to import into the country one of the types of Russian sweets
Belarus continues to “bite” Russia, introducing bans on the supply of one or the other types of products manufactured in our country. This time Minsk banned the import of Ordinary Miracle candies.
A formal reason for the ban on the supply of Russian confectionery products to Belarus was the fact that they allegedly found E. coli in sweets. But, on the other hand, and in what food products is it missing? Or you might think that Belarusian products are all sterile.
According to the official version of the Belarusian side, Russian products do not meet the requirements of the Customs Union regulations on food product safety. The fact that E. coli was found in sweets was told by a representative of the Gosstandart of Belarus.
The appearance of Escherichia coli could be the result of violations both in the production and in the packaging and transportation of food. In any case, the Belarusian authorities banned the supply of chocolates. And shortly before that, Minsk introduced a ban on the import into Belarus of poultry meat from the Stavropol Territory.
The exchange of such “blows” between Russia and Belarus has become familiar. But you must understand that Russia will live without Belarus as a buyer of Russian products, but Belarusian production without the Russian market will simply fall apart. And it’s a sin for Alexander Lukashenko not to understand how much he would not like to preserve both the presidency and the independent political position
A formal reason for the ban on the supply of Russian confectionery products to Belarus was the fact that they allegedly found E. coli in sweets. But, on the other hand, and in what food products is it missing? Or you might think that Belarusian products are all sterile.
According to the official version of the Belarusian side, Russian products do not meet the requirements of the Customs Union regulations on food product safety. The fact that E. coli was found in sweets was told by a representative of the Gosstandart of Belarus.
The appearance of Escherichia coli could be the result of violations both in the production and in the packaging and transportation of food. In any case, the Belarusian authorities banned the supply of chocolates. And shortly before that, Minsk introduced a ban on the import into Belarus of poultry meat from the Stavropol Territory.
The exchange of such “blows” between Russia and Belarus has become familiar. But you must understand that Russia will live without Belarus as a buyer of Russian products, but Belarusian production without the Russian market will simply fall apart. And it’s a sin for Alexander Lukashenko not to understand how much he would not like to preserve both the presidency and the independent political position
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