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The products did not comply with the technical regulations of the Customs Union “On the safety of food products.”
Belarus has banned the sale of one of Greenfield's teas due to violations of safety requirements. The press service of Gosstandart reported this on Telegram.
We are talking about the Greenfield Buckwheat & Cocoabeans drink in single-serve bags. Experts found that the product contained exceeding the permissible mold content and the unacceptable presence of coliform bacteria. It is known that the amount of mold exceeded the norm by 70 times.
As a result, the tea was called not meeting the requirements of the technical regulations of the Customs Union “On the safety of food products.” On October 10, a document was signed on the suspension of the import, circulation and sale of these products in Belarus.
The producer of this type of tea is the Russian company Orimi. The goods are supplied by Alfa-Distribution LLC.
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Termination of sales of the specified batch of tea in Belarus
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