Finnish dairy company Valio will learn from the experience of the Federal service for veterinary and phytosanitary supervision (Rosselkhoznadzor/) for the detection of antibiotics in milk products. TASS said the press service of LLC "Valio" (part of the Finnish concern).

"We're talking about the party lactose-free milk, which did not pass the test in the fall of 2014. Indeed, in Finland and in Russia there is a difference in the tests and methods of assessment of various characteristics of the product. Together, the experts did a great job, and in the future this experience will be invaluable to the company during testing lactose-free products for import to Russia", - the company said.

"Valio guarantees that it will deliver lactose-free products only in full compliance with the legislation of the Russian Federation and taking into account all entered, he continued in Valio. - Product quality and compliance with all requirements of the law are the main priorities of the company".

Earlier today, the Federal service for veterinary and phytosanitary supervision (Rosselkhoznadzor) has statedthat Valio acknowledged the presence of antibiotics in the party lactose-free milk, detainee service in October 2014, after the company's experts visited the laboratory of the Rosselkhoznadzor.

TASS in October 2014, it was reported that the specialists of the veterinary service of Russia has detained one of the first batches of lactose-free milk, Valio, imported in the Russian Federation after its exclusion from the list of sanctions products, due to the discovery of antibiotics of the tetracycline group in this product. "We the CPS provided information on the withdrawal of the party and be warned that will introduce a complete ban at the next discovery of antibiotics - approx TASS)", - said the head of the Rosselkhoznadzor Sergey Dankvert.

The possibility of targeted ban Valio products market received a mixed reception, some experts saw in the incident a political subtext.

Lactose-free milk Valio among other products came under Russian response food measures, but later products without lactose content were excluded from the sanctions list at consumer's request for a special meal.