Latvia has never been able to detect traces of "Ukrainian grain".
In Latvia, after a month and a half, the first results of tests of the source of the transition grain were received. So far, none of the 28 samples have found signs indicating it was grown in Ukraine, the Ministry of Agriculture reports.
At the same time, the ministry admitted that in fact these tests cannot determine with absolute certainty the country of origin of the grain, but they will continue to do them anyway.
At the same time, the Prime Minister of Latvia is increasingly criticizing the idea of banning the transit of Russian grain.