Onishchenko: We will check Ukrainian cheese

Ukrainian cheeses should be classified as a "cheese product", and not as a "cheese" due to an increased amount of palm oil. According to RIA Novosti, this is stated in the document published on the website of Rospotrebnadzor. According to the head of the department of Gennady Onishchenko, in recent months the quality of the cheese has declined sharply. "An analysis of the Ukrainian production dairy products located in the Russian market showed that in the last period there was a deterioration in its consumer properties, which is most often due to uncontrolled use of plant components," the report said.

According to Rospotrebnadzor, with this level of palm oil content, Ukrainian cheeses, according to the technical regulations for milk and dairy products, can be identified only as a cheese product. "Such circumstances have signs of violations of consumers' right to provide the necessary and reliable information about goods that ensure the possibility of their proper choice," the report said.

On January 8, Onishchenko said that supervision of agrarian products from Ukraine will be strengthened. According to him, such measures are caused by the transfer of functions to monitor the nutrition of people in Ukraine veterinary service. In 2011, a cholera outbreak was noted in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, the main sanitary doctor is now afraid of the spread of which Russia is now afraid of. "In Ukraine, the powers to control food and food, including in children's organized groups, are transferred to the veterinary service. De facto contains the recognition of a citizen of Ukraine to animals," said the head of Rospotrebnadzor.

Onishchenko admitted that the small and medium -sized businesses of Ukraine, which supplies agricultural products to the border regions and large cities of Russia, will suffer from increased supervision on the border. In addition, Rospotrebnadzor intends to do the summer vacation of Russian children in Ukrainian resorts. "It is the veterinarians in Ukraine that will be diagnosed with outbreaks and their investigation in camps, schools, health facilities and hospitals. For us, this is a signal in order to take restructuring of the upcoming summer holidays of Russian children and redeploying it from Ukrainian resorts to the regions of Russia and Europe. We will not allow this experiment to reflect this experiment on Russians And, above all, on Russian children, ”said the chief sanitary doctor.

“I have ethno -professional reasons to publicly express the hope that the deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine are carefully approaching this issue and block the ruling elite amendments to the current laws to ensure SanepidBlagia,” said Onishchenko.

In November 2011, Onishchenko said that "unscrupulous business representatives" were engaged in re -export to Russia through Belarus of the Georgian Borjomi and Moldavian wine. "The question is not to Belarus, but to individual business representatives, both from the Belarusian and Russian side," Onishchenko said. "Contrafact mainly goes through unscrupulous business representatives," he added.

In the spring of 2006, after the aggravation of Georgian-Russian relations, Rospotrebnadzor prohibited the import of Georgian wines and mineral water "Borjomi" into the Russian market, calling the official reason for the ban. Low quality of products. The ban on the import of winery products from Moldova for security reasons and the quality of Rospotrebnadzor also introduced in 2006. Since the summer of 2007, the products of more than 40 Moldavian winery enterprises re-epidemiological examination and deliveries have been renewed.

In August, Rospotrebnadzor said that the return of the official Tbilisi interferes with the return of Georgian wine and Borjomi. "While the Georgian business community is looking for a settlement and expresses the willingness to negotiate on the resumption of supplies in a professional plane, the rhetoric and calls of the Georgian authorities indicate a misunderstanding and unwillingness to promote the development of constructive dialogue," the department said.