Inspections of agro-stores and veterinary centers have begun in the Chui region, initiated by the relevant authorities. The main objective of these activities is to eliminate counterfeit and fake fertilizers from the market, as well as unsafe veterinary drugs that pose a threat to both agriculture and public health.
During the raids, inspectors checked the conditions for the sale of mineral fertilizers, pesticides, seeds, and planting materials. Special attention was paid to the availability of certificates of conformity and the proper storage of chemical substances. Additionally, the risks associated with illegal plant protection products and the responsibility for selling substandard goods were discussed with the owners of the retail outlets.
These measures are aimed at protecting farmers from low-quality products that can not only reduce yields but also contribute to soil degradation. Maintaining high standards of agro-technology is a guarantee of environmental safety and public health. The agency noted that such inspections will become regular and cover all regions and districts of the country.
