
Rosselkhoznadzor may limit the import of Norwegian fish into Russia, ITAR-TASS reports. After the discovery of the bacteria of the Escherichia stick and lister groups in it, the department introduced the regime of enhanced laboratory control over the products of a number of Norwegian enterprises. The Norway State Veterinary Service issued a warning about the inadmissibility of such violations.
Earlier, the Rosselkhoznadzor has already put forward claims to the Norwegian branchcartol system and declared the possibility of a ban on the import of Norwegian salmon into Russia within two weeks. The reason for such statements was the facts of the import of infected fish, such as helminths in the liver liver, microbial infection of salmon parties. Now pathogens of dangerous diseases are also detected in other types of fish.
So, the bacteria of the group of Escherichia sticks are found in ice cream perch, ice cream tooth, frozen hat and in ice cream salmon. Listers (rod -shaped bacteria, which, settling in the human body, amaze the central nervous system, lymph nodes and liver) are found in ice cream herring and in a fresh Atlantic herring.
The head of the Rosselkhoznadzor, Sergei Dankvert, recently stated that the Norwegian regulatory authorities are "very democratic in terms of the fact that they have detection that they do not give us." At the same time, the number of such cases for the current year has already 3 times higher than the level of 2012.
According to the agency, for the nine months of 2013, the movement of 109 parties from Norway was suspended into the territory of the Customs Union in connection with identified violations. In 2012, there were 37 such cases, with respect to 24 Norwegian enterprises, an intensified control regime was introduced, the import of the products of the two enterprises was limited.
Recall that the Norwegian salmon dominates the Russian market of chilled fish. Every year, Russia consumes about 200 thousand tons of Norwegian chilled salmon, and it itself produces only 20 thousand tons.
It will not work to replace Norwegian fish with imports from other countries. In addition, they warn, the ban on fish imports from the northern country is able to not only leave Russians without their favorite snacks for the New Year, but also to bring down the Russian fishing industry.