Russia sent back 21.1 tons of peat to Belarus. He was being transported with an invalid phytosanitary certificate. A car filled with peat was stopped on the Russian-Belarusian border at the Dolostsy plant quarantine point in the Pskov region. During the inspection, it was oral that the phytosanitary certificate contained changes that were not certified by the authorized body. The document was found not to confirm the compliance of imported plant…
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Russia sent back 21.1 tons of peat to Belarus. He was being transported with an invalid phytosanitary certificate. A car filled with peat was stopped on the Russian-Belarusian border at the Dolostsy plant quarantine point in the Pskov region. During the inspection, it was oral that the phytosanitary certificate contained changes that were not certified by the authorized body. The document was found not to confirm the compliance of imported plant…