In accordance with the decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and…
In accordance with the decree of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry, published on Wednesday on the National Legal Internet Portal, as of July 21, the minimum export price to Russia for milk and cream, condensed milk in powder or granules form, or other solid forms containing more than 1.5% fat without added sugar or other sweeteners, is set at 340 Russian rubles per kilogram (previously - 350 rubles).
Consensus
- Belarus updated the minimum export prices for certain dairy products destined for Russia.
- The new price is set at 340 Russian rubles per kilogram for milk and cream, in powder, granules, or other solid forms with fat content over 1.5% and no added sugar or sweeteners.
- The change took effect on July 21.
- Prices for exports to markets outside Russia remained unchanged.
- The update was published in a decree by the Belarusian Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry on the National Legal Internet Portal.
Points of divergence
- Russia launched the national system for confirming goods arrival (SPOT) on June 1, requiring importers from Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan to submit electronic notifications in advance. — kommersant
- Importers from EAEU countries are temporarily exempt from paying a deposit payment for goods imported through Belarus until October 31. — kommersant
- Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko expressed concern that the SPOT system would complicate trade between countries. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- Belarus lowers minimum export prices for milk supplied to Russia — Коммерсантъ
- Belarus lowers minimum export prices on a range of dairy products for Russia — Интерфакс