Latvia Floats 300% Tariff on Grain Arriving From Russia, Belarus
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Latvia plans to introduce a 300 per cent tariff on grains from Russia and Belarus, which may limit an important alternative route for Russian exports through the Baltic.
The Latvian authorities are planning to impose a 300 per cent fee on the transit of grains from Russia and Belarus, which is reported by the national agency of the Republic with reference to the words of the Prime Minister of the country, Andris Culbergs.
Prime Minister Andris Culbergs said so.
Latvia plans to severely restrict the transit of grains from Russia and Belarus, and Riga also wants to learn how to identify products that Russia could remove from the occupied territories of Ukraine.
The Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Culbergs, reported on the authorities' intention to impose a duty of 300 per cent for the transit and processing of grains from Russia and Belarus, wrote LETA. The initiative will also affect the processing of agricultural goods from these countries, and transmits TASS with reference to LETA. "The Government plans to impose a duty of 300 per cent for Russian and Belarusian grains and their processing," said K…
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