Russia Receives Protocol for Exporting Animal Feed to China

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Russia and China have signed a protocol on veterinary and sanitary requirements for animal feed exported from Russia to the Chinese market. The document was signed by Russia's Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut and the Head of China's General Administration of Customs, Sun Meijun.
Russia Receives Protocol for Exporting Animal Feed to China

The signing took place during the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Beijing, marking the 25th anniversary of the Russian-Chinese Treaty on Good-Neighborliness, Friendship, and Cooperation.

The protocol establishes the conditions for the supply of Russian animal feeds to China. It outlines requirements for raw materials and production, safety control, packaging, labeling, compliance with HACCP criteria, and veterinary support for each batch of products.

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"China is a strategic foreign trade partner of Russia in the agricultural sector. We are consistently increasing trade turnover and expanding the range of mutual supplies. The signing of the document will be another step in this direction and will open up the promising Chinese market for Russian animal feed producers. I am confident that this will contribute to further strengthening cooperation in agriculture between our countries," noted Oksana Lut.


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