Belarus Imposes Ban on Russian Honey Bees
Mead Contamination: Belarus Adds Russian-Produced Product to Dangerous List
The state regulatory body in Belarus has identified a Russian-made mead as potentially hazardous. The product, "Volkovskaya Brewery's 'Wrong Honey'", is now listed among dangerous products.
Manufactured by ZAO "Moskovskaya Pivovarennaya Companiya" in Moscow region, city of Mytishchi, the mead drink has fallen short of safety standards.
Recent tests revealed the presence of an unacceptable food additive, sulfuric acid (sulfur dioxide), which may induce allergic reactions or be harmful to certain health conditions.
While the precise reason for this product's inclusion on the dangerous list remains unclear, common regulatory practices suggest it may be due to safety concerns such as contamination, mislabeling, or failure to meet quality standards.
Further investigation and official confirmation from Belarusian sources are necessary to fully understand the reasons behind this inclusion.
The unsafe addition of a food additive, sulfuric acid, has raised questions about the health-and-wellness aspects of the Russian-produced mead, "Volkovskaya Brewery's 'Wrong Honey'" from ZAO "Moskovskaya Pivovarennaya Companiya." This potentially hazardous product, now listed among dangerous items, might also impact the overall science and lifestyle categories, particularly within food-and-drink sectors.
