Latvia's Tariffs on Russian Grain Will Affect World Prices
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Riga's planned 300% tariffs on grain cargo from Russia and Belarus will effectively stop the transit of Russian grain through Baltic ports, depriving them of revenue. The reduction in supplies, against the backdrop of already rising prices, will increase pressure on the world market, experts explain. Earlier, the Latvian government announced plans to impose 300% tariffs on grain cargo from Russia and Belarus. Prime Minister Andris Kullbergs has …
The Russian transit grain cannot be subject to duties, as declared by the Lithuanian Minister of Agriculture, Questutis Majeika.
"Latvia's imposition of duties on grain from Russia is ignorance or a PR campaign": Lithuanian Agriculture Minister Majeika criticized the initiative of Latvian Prime Minister Kulbergs
"Latvia's imposition of duties on grain from Russia is ignorance or a PR campaign": Lithuanian Agriculture Minister Majeika criticized the initiative of Latvian Prime Minister Kulbergs.Probably, the 300% customs duty applies to grain that will...
Large quantities of grain may make it even harder to get out of Russia.
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