Rosselkhoznadzor imposes transit ban on poultry meat from EU, effective August 5
Rosselkhoznadzor has announced a transit ban on poultry meat and by-products from the EU, starting August 5. This decision was made to prevent the spread of animal diseases and protect consumers, following the discovery of illegal transportation of poultry by-products allegedly of German origin through Poland. The ban will remain in effect until discussions with the European Commission conclude.
Claims & verification status
Rosselkhoznadzor has announced a transit ban on poultry meat and by-products from the EU, effective August 5.
The transit ban aims to prevent the spread of animal diseases and protect consumers.
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Impact analysis
Who claims what
- —The decision follows the discovery of illegal transportation of poultry by-products allegedly of German origin through Poland. (per Rosselkhoznadzor)
- —The transit ban aims to prevent the spread of animal diseases and protect consumers. (per Rosselkhoznadzor)
Our assessment
If the reported measures are enforced, EU exporters, logistics operators, and agri-food producers using Russian transit routes will need to find alternative corridors for poultry…
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