Grain Transit Through Latvia From Russia and Belarus Increased Significantly in September
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lrytas.ltGrain transit from Russia and Belarus increased significantly in September, according to data collected by the Latvian State Revenue Service (VID).
Grain transit from Russia and Belarus through Latvia increased sharply in September, according to data from the Latvian State Revenue Service (VID). Checks conducted by Latvian authorities have not identified any grain originating from occupied Ukrainian territories.
In September, the transit of grains from Belarus and Russia increased dramatically through Latvia, as reported by LSM with reference to the State Revenue Service, which reported that between 1 and 24 September, 253,600 tons of grains from Russia passed through Latvia, twice as many as in September 2025.
Grain transit from Russia and Belarus through Latvia increased significantly in September, according to data from the State Revenue Service. From September 1 to 24, 253,623 tons of grain were transported in transit from Russia – almost twice as much as in September 2025 as a whole.
Grain transit from Russia and Belarus increased sharply in September, according to data compiled by the State Revenue Service (VID).
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