Latvia Plans 300% Tariff on Grain from Russia and Belarus
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- Latvia plans a 300% tariff on grain shipments from Russia and Belarus, as well as on processing the grain.
- The government also plans mechanisms to identify and sanction potentially stolen Ukrainian grain.
Latvia is planning a 300% tariff on grain shipments from Russia and Belarus, along with tariffs on processing such grain, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs said after a coalition meeting on Monday.
The government also intends to create mechanisms for identifying and sanctioning grain that may have been stolen from Ukraine.
Latvia is planning to introduce a 300% tariff on grain shipments from Russia and Belarus and on the processing of such grain.
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