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The Russian government has set a tariff of 35% on imported biological additives

The Russian government approved the introduction of import customs duties in the amount of 35% on dietary supplements (BAA) to food produced in unfriendly countries

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The Russian government has set a tariff of 35% on imported biological additives

The Russian government has approved the introduction of import customs duties in the amount of 35% on dietary supplements (BAA) to food produced in unfriendly countries. This resolution was signed by the Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the document itself is on the official portal of publication of normative acts.

Hungary and Slovakia are exempt from the new rules. For other unfriendly countries, a single tariff is set.

The decree enters into force 7 days after official publication. The measure is limited to the end of 2027.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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