Veterinary, phytosanitary, and radiation control

The main goal is to prevent the import and spread of dangerous infectious diseases of animals and birds in the country, as well as to ensure the safety of animal products

Veterinary control at seaports is a set of measures implemented by state authorities, in particular Rosselkhoznadzor (Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision), to ensure veterinary safety when transporting goods and animals across the border of the Russian Federation, including by sea.

Phytosanitary control at seaports is part of the plant quarantine system and is aimed at protecting agriculture and natural resources from harmful organisms. It is carried out in relation to products of plant origin, such as:

Phytosanitary control at seaports is a set of measures aimed at preventing the import and spread of pests, diseases, and weeds that are dangerous to the plant world in the country. It includes checking accompanying documents, inspecting and examining quarantine products, and issuing phytosanitary certificates

Vegetables, fruits, grains

Seeds, seedlings

Cut flowers

Wood and wood products (pallets, packaging)

It includes the use of special technical means for detecting and measuring radiation levels, as well as compliance with established radiation safety standards and regulations.

Radiation monitoring at seaports is a set of measures aimed at detecting and preventing the movement of radioactive materials through seaports, as well as ensuring the radiation safety of personnel and the environment.