Export of buckwheat outside the EAEU until the end of summer is limited

Published 2021년 6월 16일

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The Eurasian Economic Commission has imposed a temporary export restriction on buckwheat from Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries, including Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia, until August 31, 2021. This measure, intended to regulate the export of the crop for food security reasons, sets a zero export quota for the former three countries and 4.2 thousand tons for Kazakhstan. The decision aims to align unilateral export regulations and addresses the need to cancel any conflicting national measures in EAEU countries to prevent impacting mutual trade.

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The export of buckwheat outside the Eurasian Economic Union is limited by the Eurasian Economic Commission until August 31 of this year. The collegium decided to introduce a unified non-tariff regulation measure in the form of a quantitative export restriction on buckwheat, BelTA informs. It is valid until August 31 of this year and provides a zero quota for the export of goods from Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan and Russia. The quota for the export of buckwheat from Kazakhstan is set at 4.2 thousand tons. This decision is the first measure taken in pursuance of the instructions of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council, which provides for the possibility of unifying unilateral measures applied at the national level to regulate the export of certain types of goods. Buckwheat is of priority importance from the point of view ...

Source: RUAgronews