Belarus has set a special price for meat and dairy products for a number of countries

Published 2023년 4월 4일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Food has updated the minimum export prices for meat and dairy products. Milk powder and cream with added sugar can be sold at $2.7 per kilogram to EAEU, CIS, and other countries outside the Commonwealth. Butter with a fat content of 80% or more can be sold to Russia at 450 Russian rubles per kilo, to the EAEU and CIS countries for $6.9 per kilogram, and to other states for $6.1. Cheese can be delivered to markets at a price of 6-6.1 dollars per kilogram. Carcasses and half-carcasses of cattle can be delivered to Russia for $4.1 per kilogram, and to near and far abroad countries for $4 per kilogram. These prices were set in February and have not changed since then.

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Food has once again updated the minimum export prices for meat and dairy products. They were approved by Resolution No. 45 of April 3, 2023, published on Tuesday on the National Legal Internet Portal. The document notes that milk powder and cream with added sugar or other sweeteners can continue to be sold at a price of $2.7 per kilogram to the countries of the EAEU, the CIS and other countries outside the Commonwealth, as before. The cost for Russia is 200 Russian rubles per kilo. Also, a special price is provided for Bangladesh, Vietnam, Egypt, Indonesia, Yemen, Qatar, China, Malaysia, Mongolia, Syria, Oman and Saudi Arabia - $ 2.35 per 1 kg of product. As for butter with a fat content of 80% or more, it can be sold to Russia at an export price of 450 Russian rubles per kilo, to the EAEU and CIS countries - for $6.9 per kilogram, to other states - for $6.1. A special one was previously installed for Egypt and Serbia ($ 5.9), ...

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