Belarus’ Ministry of Agriculture and Food, by Resolution No. 74 of September 15, revised minimum export prices for meat and dairy products. The document was added to the Unified Register of Digital Indicators today. It will enter into force on September 17.
The minimum export price for cattle meat obtained from young cattle and bulls has been increased by $0.20 to $5.50 per kilogram. The increase applies to all markets except the Russian market.
The price of milk and cream, concentrated or containing added sugar or other sweetening substances, in powder, granule or other solid form, with a fat content of no more than 1.5%, for the Russian market has been increased by 5 Russian rubles to 240 Russian rubles per kilogram. For other markets, the price has been increased by $0.10 to $2.90 per kilogram.
The price of dry dairy products for the Russian market has also been increased by 5 Russian rubles to 200 Russian rubles per kilogram.
Prices for other products regulated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food have not changed.