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January 09, 2012
Last month, Exporter Update reported that the Customs Union composed of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan had published a decision establishing the total meat and poultry tariff rate quota (TRQ) quantities for 2012. USMEF-Russia has now obtained more information on country-specific allocations and duty rates: - More
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July 02, 2010
According to a notice issued Thursday (July 1) by FSIS, the current Russia beef certificate may be used until the new certificates are available. There is a delay in the availability of Russia pork certificates, but they will be ready for distribution on July 2. Exporters should check with their inspector to be sure an order has been placed for new certificates. - More
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June 25, 2010
Both FSIS and Russia’s Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance Service (VPSS) consider July 1, 2010, to be the issuance date, rather than a port arrival date, for the new certificate. Therefore, beginning July 1, the new certificate must be issued for all pork shipments to Russia. - More
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Russia Still Accepting Health Certificate; Bans More Pork Plants
June 04, 2009
USMEF’s staff in Russia reports today that the Russian veterinary service (VPSS) is still accepting the current U.S. health certificate with shipments of U.S. pork.
On the other hand, Russia’s animal and plant regulator agency, Rosselkhoznadzor, has delisted two more U.S. pork processing plants. In addition to the two Iowa-based plants (Columbus Junction and Waterloo), Rosselkhoznadzor announced the delisting of meat plants in Spain, Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, and three plants in Belgium.
“Right now, the U.S. pork industry and the U.S. government are engaged on multiple levels to resolve these issues and develop a transparent process with clear standards for compliance, as defined guidelines for the relisting of banned plants,” said Paul Clayton, USMEF senior vice president of Export Services.
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