The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management stated today that the Serbian government lifted the ban on export of wheat and corn.
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Ban on export of wheat, corn lifted
Belgrade,
21 July 2022
Such a decision was made after the analysis of the current situation and of wheat reserves after the harvest.
Free export will be in effect until the beginning of autumn, when a new evaluation of the situation and total reserves of the key cereals will be made and further steps will be taken accordingly.
The government also made a decision to allow export of 4,000 tons of refined sunflower oil in bulk, according to the statement.
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