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Government adopts Decree on temporary ban on corn export
Belgrade,
4 August 2007
The Serbian government adopted last night the Decree on a temporary ban on the export of wheat, corn, sunflower and soy bean to all countries in the next 90 days, which will come into force today following its announcement in the Official Herald.
At an extraordinary session, and as proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, the decree was adopted through consultations over the phone with government members.
Wheat, corn, sunflower and soy will be supplied to Kosovo-Metohija as proposed by the Ministry of Trade and Services.
Wheat, corn, sunflower and soy will be supplied to Kosovo-Metohija as proposed by the Ministry of Trade and Services.
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