Russia has almost stopped exporting grain to the EU
Russia practically stopped grain exports to Belarus amid the introduction of increased duties by the EU, having shipped only 21 thousand euros worth of grain in September.
Recall that on July 1, the EU imposed increased duties on imports of grain, oilseeds and processed products from Russia and Belarus. Depending on the specific product, the duties increased either up to €95 per ton of imported products to the EU, or up to 50%.
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