The Serbian government adopted today the amended Decree on limiting the prices of petroleum products, which allows companies specialising in trade in motor and other fuels at petrol stations to deliver fuel not only by filling the tanks of vehicles, but also by pouring the fuel into vessels for the transport of petroleum products in the maximum amount of 60 litres.
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Crude sunflower seed oil exempted from export ban
Belgrade,
17 March 2022
This enables, first and foremost, farmers who use agricultural machines as means of work to continue to perform their work without hindrance.
The current decision, as well as changes to this decision, have been made in order to prevent major disturbances and preserve the living standards of the population.
The Serbian government also adopted the amended Decision on the temporary ban on the export of basic agricultural food products important to the population, which exempts crude oil from sunflower seed or saffron from the export ban, given that this product cannot be further used for processing into refined sunflower oil and is most commonly used in the paint and varnish industry.
It was also decided to add refined sunflower oil to the list of products whose export is temporarily banned.
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