Ukraine and the Baltic Countries Tighten Control over the Origin of Grain
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Latvia began checking the origin of Russian grain shipments passing through the country, as reported by the Press Service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine.
This was reported in the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food.Ukraine, together with the Baltic countries, is working on the formation of a coordinated approach to verification of the origin of grain coming through their territory and ports.Lithuania is already piloting the Grain Verification Scheme through the port of Klaipeda. Latvia has also started a practical test: since September 16, four grain samples have been selected and sent for resea…
Ukraine and the Baltic countries are working to strengthen control over the origin of grain entering international markets. The issue was discussed by Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotsky with representatives of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Lithuania is already testing the Grain Verification Scheme through the port of Klaipeda. Latvia has also started practical checks: since September 16, four grain samples have been selected an…
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy also sets itself the task of forming a coordinated Baltic approach to checking the origin of grain. The post Discussion in Brussels on alternative logistics of Ukrainian grain through Baltic ports appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
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