Lithuania is going to stop Russian grain during inspections, Reuters writes.
Starting next week, the authorities in Lithuania will start checking the origin of grain from Russia and Belarus exported through the port of Klaipėda.
Due to the lack of local laboratories, tests abroad can take two months or more.
According to the publication, if it turns out that the information on the place of production of the grain was incorrect, the cargo will be sent back or destroyed.
The costs of storage, inspection and possible return or disposal of cargo will be borne by the exporters.