No reasons for the bans were given in the USDA report.
The Sanderson plant is in Laurel, Mississippi. The affected Farmland plants are in Denison, Iowa, and Monmouth, Illinois.
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Russia bans poultry from US Sanderson plant
//29 Jun 2009 The USDA has announced that Russia has banned chicken from one Sanderson Farms plant beginning July 8, and pork from two Farmland Foods plants.
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