Russia increased export duties for wheat
June 23, 2021, 6:00 pm
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As follows from the materials of the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia starting from today customs duties on the export of wheat from Russia will rise from $33.3 to $38.1 per ton.
Export duties on corn will be increased from $48.2 to $50.2 per ton, while on barley it will remain at the same level of $39.6 per ton.
The new rates of export duties will be in force for a week. To calculate the new rates, indicative prices were taken into account: $254.5 per ton for wheat, $256.8 for corn, and $241.7 for barley.

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