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The EU Moves to Impose New Tariffs on Russian, Belarusian Agri Imports

  • On Thursday, lawmakers in the European Parliament approved significant tariff increases on fertilizers and selected agricultural products imported from Russia and Belarus.
  • The tariffs respond to the EU's growing economic reliance on these imports, which fund Russia’s war and pose risks to EU food security.
  • The measures include a 50% tariff increase on some farm goods and nitrogen-based fertilizers rising from 6.5% to nearly 100% by 2028, affecting imports worth billions.
  • The legislation was passed by the European Parliament with a substantial majority, recording 411 votes supporting it, 100 opposing, and 78 members abstaining; the Commission has been tasked with closely monitoring its effects on market prices and the agricultural sector.
  • These tariffs aim to reduce EU dependence on Russia and Belarus, limit Kremlin war funds, and encourage domestic production and supply diversification.
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thepoultrysite.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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