Belarus’ Ministry of Agriculture and Food has revised minimum export prices through Resolution No. 53 of June 16. The document was published today on the National Legal Internet Portal and enters into force on June 17.
Minimum prices for bulk cheeses exported to Russia have been increased. Cheeses with a fat content of 45% or less must now be exported at prices no lower than 435 Russian rubles per kilogram, while cheeses with a fat content above 45% must be exported at prices no lower than 445 Russian rubles per kilogram.
The minimum export prices have been raised by 30 Russian rubles per kilogram.
Prices for other dairy and meat products regulated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food remain unchanged.
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