The Ministry of Agriculture proposed to introduce a temporary ban on the export of sugar in Russia

Published 2024년 3월 12일

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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture is proposing a temporary ban on the export of cane and beet sugar, as well as chemically pure sucrose in solid state. The ban, which is currently under public review, will be in effect until August 31 of this year and applies to exports from the customs territory of the Russian Federation or other Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries. Exceptions include sugar and sucrose supplied to EAEU countries within pre-agreed volumes, those with export permits from the Ministry, and those exported for international humanitarian assistance.
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The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has proposed establishing a temporary ban on the export of sugar from the country. The corresponding bill was published on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts. We are talking about the export of cane and beet sugar, as well as chemically pure sucrose in the solid state. The supply restriction will be in effect from the date the bill comes into force until August 31 of the current year. The bill recently began undergoing public comment. Read also Russia has renewed the ban on rapeseed exports The measure will apply to the export of these products from the customs territory of the Russian Federation or other countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), “declared and released in accordance with customs procedures allowing the export of sugar from the customs territory of the Eurasian Economic Union before the entry into force of this resolution.” The ban will not affect sugar and ...
Source: Rosng

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