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MEPs on the International Trade Committee have backed a European Commission proposal to increase EU tariffs by 50% on agricultural products produced by Russia and Belarus, which are still exempt from other import duties. The aim is to further reduce both countries' dependence on the EU. Among the products affected by the new rules are sugar, vinegar, flour and animal feed. The approved text also includes a 6.5% tax on fertilizers imported from Russia and Belarus, as well as an additional tax of 40 to 45 euros per ton for the period 2025-2026. These rates will gradually increase until they reach 430 euros per tonne in 2028. Revenues from Russian and Belarusian fertilizers are considered to directly contribute to financing the war against Ukraine. The proposed measures will significantly reduce imports into the EU of products originating in or exported directly or indirectly from Russia and Belarus. This should encourage further diversification of fertilizer production in the EU, ...

The SovEcon think tank estimates Russian wheat exports in May 2025 at 1.8 million tonnes, a record low compared to 2.4 million tonnes in April and 1.9 million tonnes in March, Reuters reported. The decline reflects a general slowdown in Russian wheat sales on both international and domestic markets. In the first quarter of 2025,

As of April 1, total wheat reserves in Russia amounted to 20.3 million tons against 27.5 million tons a year earlier, according to SovEcon analysts based on Rosstat data. Wheat reserves continue to decline as the end of the season approaches. Total wheat reserves include reserves in agricultural enterprises, as well as in procurement and processing enterprises, excluding small ones. Wheat reserves in the South, the key export region, amount to 4.7 million tons, which is 49% less than a year earlier. In the Center, wheat reserves amounted to 4.0 million tons (-35% year-on-year), in the Volga region - 5.1 million tons (-17%). At the same time, wheat reserves in Siberia amount to 3.9 million tons, which is 2% higher than last year's figure. In absolute terms, the gap between stocks and last year's figures decreased from 7.7 million tons to 7.2 million tons. Wheat stocks of agricultural producers decreased by 5.6 million tons compared to the previous quarter to 9.8 million tons. ...