Ministry of Agriculture in Belarus: There will be enough flour and cereals until the next harvest

Published 2021년 7월 21일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Belarus has announced a ban on the export of flour and buckwheat products for the next three months, effective from July 19, 2021, with the aim of protecting the domestic market. The ban includes flour from wheat and spelled, cereals from buckwheat, dried buckwheat grain, and ready-made food products from buckwheat, except for exports for humanitarian purposes and transit traffic. The Ministry has assured that the country has enough grain, cereals, and flour reserves to supply the domestic market until the new harvest in 2021. This move comes after the EEC introduced a zero quota for the export of buckwheat outside the EAEU for Armenia, Belarus, and Russia, until August 31st.

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Food has commented on the resolution of the Council of Ministers to limit the export of flour and buckwheat from Belarus for three months. The document was officially released today. "The Resolution of the Council of Ministers of July 19, 2021 No. 412 was adopted primarily in order to protect the domestic market," reads a commentary circulated by the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. For three months, it is prohibited to export flour from wheat and spelled, cereals from buckwheat, dried buckwheat grain, ready-made food products from buckwheat, regardless of the country of origin of these goods. The ban does not apply to their export for humanitarian purposes and does not apply to transit traffic starting and ending outside the customs territory of the EAEU, and goods placed under customs procedures in another EAEU member state and transported in transit through the territory of Belarus. At the same time, the Ministry of ...

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