Latvia Explained How Grain Shipments From Russia Will Be Checked
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Checks of cargoes will be carried out at the expense of their owners, that is, Russian grain exporters. One check can cost up to 900 thousand euros. The post Latvia explained how grain cargoes from Russia will be checked for theft from Ukraine appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
Transit goods from the Russian Federation will be checked by documents and laboratory analyzes, and the costs of the procedure will be borne by their owners
The Latvian Food and Veterinary Service (PVD) will check grain shipments from Russia that transit through the country for grain stolen from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
Laboratory checks on the origin of grain transported through Latvia will have to be paid for by the consignor, Māris Balodis, Director General of the Food and Veterinary Service (PVD), said in an interview on Latvijas Radio on Tuesday.
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