11.11.2026, 13:04

Kazakhstan turns back 605,000 eggs from Russia over missing labels

ASTANA. Nov 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Veterinary inspectors stopped two trucks carrying eggs from Russia at the Syrym checkpoint in the West Kazakhstan region, the Agriculture Ministry’s press office said.

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Kazakhstan turns back 605,000 eggs from Russia over missing labels

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