The Cabinet of Ministers in Russia exempted corn for popcorn from export duties

Published 2021년 7월 1일

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The Russian government has exempted corn used for popcorn from export duties, a move expected to boost domestic production and exports of the product. The decision, published online, will take effect 30 days after its official publication and aligns with a previous proposal by the Ministry of Economic Development to remove export duties on popcorn corn, highlighting its high-quality and significant export potential. Russia's annual popcorn consumption is approximately 13,000 tons, with a production of around 30,000 tons, and efforts are underway to reduce dependence on foreign seeds in corn production.
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The government has dropped the duty on corn for popcorn. This follows from the ruling published on Wednesday on the official Internet portal of legal information. The document comes into force 30 days after its official publication. Corn exports were subject to a floating duty as part of the grain damper, which is calculated based on price indicators with a cut-off price of $ 185 per tonne. Its size is 70% of the excess of this indicator. In April, the Ministry of Economic Development drafted a decree to abolish export duties on popcorn corn. The document noted that the domestic grain of corn meets world standards and more than 50% of the production is exported abroad. According to the department, the corresponding measure of customs and tariff regulation will help increase production and export of popcorn. Popcorn consumption in Russia is about 13 thousand tons per year, of which up to three thousand tons are imported to Russia. At the same time, the total annual ...
Source: Milknews

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