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Russian authorities are moving to implement strict regulatory measures against a Moroccan company that repeatedly appears in violation records related to its seafood products, especially frozen mullet. This is due to the detection of banned substances such as arsenic and mercury. Russia imposed temporary restrictions on its imports starting from September 2026 after repeatedly discovering harmful substances in the products, despite remaining unclear about the levels and potential danger. Authorities had previously recorded the presence of arsenic and mercury in the company's products in 2019 and 2020. These developments indicate a clear escalation by Russia regarding the safety of food imports from the company, with violations recurring and restrictions being gradually imposed.
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