Educational analysis of the russia's bilateral agreements on food security

This article presents the results of legal and educational analysis of Russia's bilateral agreements with other partner states on the issue of ensuring various aspects of food security: trade in wheat and its processed products; conditions for the supply of fish and seafood, plant-based products in terms of the content of pesticides, nitrates and nitrites. It is established that legal liability and product certification are important types of guaranteeing the food security of the states. However, the implementation of such guarantees is fully hindered by the formalization of Russia's bilateral relations with partner states within the framework of memoranda that do not entail consequences that are immanent in the norms of international law.