Four Azerbaijani companies have received permission from the Russian Federal Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision Service to export their products into the country, according to the Ministry of Economy of Azerbaijan. The agreement was reached during the talks in Moscow within the framework of a working group on cooperation in agriculture.
The permission was received by Gabala Gushchulug JSC producing chicken, Sahliyali LLC, which produces meat, and Bilasuvar Agro and JSC Pal Food, which produce dairy products.
These companies were included in the registry of the Russian Federal Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision Service and are free to export their products into Russia.
Thus, the number of Azerbaijani companies granted permission to export their goods to Russia has reached 12. -----74D
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