European Commission to Grant Temporary Trade Preferences to Support Armenian Exports to EU
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The European Commission reported that since 10 October Armenia had granted two-year trade preferences for the sale of agricultural and alcohol products, which would be limited to protective quotas; the liberalized trade regime would affect almost 80 per cent of Armenian agricultural exports, including fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers, as well as more than 91 per cent of exports of beverages and alcohol products; and the mechanism would enter …
On Saturday, EU tariffs on 80 percent of goods imported from Armenia will be lifted. The bloc aims to support the Armenian economy, which is struggling under restrictions imposed by Russia.
As of October 10, the EU will provide Armenia with "trade preferences" for the sale of agricultural and alcohol products, which will be limited to quotas and "market protection measures" of the association, as reported by the European Commission (EC) today...
The EU will provide Armenia with temporary trade preferences to support local producers and exporters, and announced on Friday to the European Commission's press service. "These measures, which will enter into force tomorrow (10 October - IF) for two years, provide for the temporary liberalization of almost 80 per cent of Armenian exports to the EU.
Measures to remain in force for 2 years and liberalize 80% of Armenian exports to EU
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