The EEC has established quotas for the EAEU for duty-free import of cattle meat

Published 2023년 11월 24일

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The Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) has decided to exempt certain volumes of cattle meat in EAEU countries from export duties in order to boost domestic markets and develop the production of finished meat and sausage products. The largest exemption volume is set for Russia at 100,000 tons, with smaller quotas for Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. The EEC clarified that this exemption only applies to non-beef intended for industrial processing and production of finished products, and excludes high-quality beef already produced domestically.
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The Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) decided to introduce a special tariff benefit to exempt certain volumes of cattle meat in the EAEU countries from export duties. This was reported in the press service of the organization. The largest maximum volumes are determined for our country - 100 thousand tons. For the rest, the quotas turned out to be many times smaller - 8,500 tons in Armenia, 7,500 in Belarus, five thousand tons in Kazakhstan and 3,500 in Kyrgyzstan. One of the criteria for its determination was, in particular, the export capabilities of all the above-mentioned states. Russia will begin supplying pork to China – Kovalev The EEC also noted that the corresponding restrictions will affect the end use of non-beef intended exclusively for industrial processing and production of finished products, subject to confirmation of such purposes by the authorized body of the relevant country. They expect that the measure will make it possible to fill the shortage ...
Source: Rosng

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