Go to work Russian experts will come to Georgia to check agricultural products and laboratories of the delegation of the Russian Ruselkhuzandzor is planning to visit our country at the invitation of the National Food Agency of Georgia. This was reported by the Russian Federal Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance Service. Russian experts will familiarize themselves with the Georgian method of phytosanitary certification of puma fruit crops and stone fruits - apples, pears, peaches, plums and other fruits. An inspection is also planned in the laboratory that examines plant products intended for export to Russia to detect residues of pesticides and agricultural chemicals. The full statement of Roselkhuzandzor, given in the announcement: "The visit of the representatives of the Federal Service of the Russian Federation is aimed at developing uniform approaches to the control of goods subject to quarantine control. In the near future, there will be bilateral negotiations via video conference to agree on the plan for the Ruselkhuzandzor delegation's visit to Georgia." In the near future, the parties will hold negotiations via video link to agree on the plan for the visit of the Russian delegation to Georgia. Let's recall that Russia also recently announced its willingness to allow the products of two Georgian dairy factories into its market and to conduct inspections of six fish and seafood producers. The contacts between the relevant departments of Georgia and Russia on trade in agricultural products continue.