Russia supports ban on import of sugar to Kazakhstan by road

Published 2024년 9월 5일

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Kazakhstan's Minister of Trade and Integration, Arman Shakkaliev, announced a potential ban on importing Russian sugar by road, following a proposal from the Ministry of Agriculture. This proposal is under review by an interdepartmental commission. Shakkaliev highlighted existing agreements on sugar import volumes and ongoing discussions to ensure transparency and compliance. The Russian side supports the ban due to issues with supply traceability and quota adherence. A final decision will be made after negotiations between the relevant associations.
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The Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Arman Shakkaliev, announced a possible ban on the import of Russian sugar to Kazakhstan by road, the Kazinform agency correspondent reports. The Minister noted that the initiative was proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture and is under consideration by the interdepartmental commission. — At the same time, it should be borne in mind that we have agreements on the volumes of sugar imports. But as far as I know, our sugar association, the Eurasian and Russian ones are also discussing mechanisms that ensure the transparency and completeness of the implementation of these agreements, — said A. Shakkaliev. According to him, the Russian side also supports this initiative. — Within the framework of these mechanisms, as far as I know, the Russian side supports the ban on imports by road. They also have problems ...
Source: Inform

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