Romania turned to the EC to block Ukrainian corn flour imports

Published 2023년 4월 20일

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The Romanian Ministry of Agriculture is taking steps to address the financial challenges caused by the import of cheap cereals from Ukraine. The ministry is expecting a positive decision from the European Commission on a application to protect Romanian farmers. The government has allocated EUR 10 million from EU funds and an additional EUR 10 million from the national budget to Romanian farmers. The ministry has also informed Ukraine of its plans to control the transit of grain from Ukraine by sealing cargoes and monitoring their movement within Romania. The detailed measures to protect Romanian farmers will be presented after a meeting scheduled for Friday in Bucharest.
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We have launched all possible procedures to get out of the financial problems caused by the influx of cheap cereals from Ukraine - the head of the Ministry of Agriculture told the Romanian media, specifying that he expected a positive decision of the EC in response to the submitted application in the near future. During Thursday's government meeting, Minister Daea called on its members to act to protect the interests of domestic farmers, as well as for government unity in this matter. Romania wants to block corn flour imports. She turned to the EC During the Thursday's meeting, the Romanian government agreed to disburse EUR 10 million of EU funds to Romanian farmers and an additional EUR 10 million from the national budget of the Ministry of Agriculture. On Wednesday, Daea revealed that it had informed Ukrainian Minister of Agriculture and Food Policy Mykola Solski that Romania intends to control the transit of grain from Ukraine by sealing cargoes crossing the border and ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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