They will not disclose the results of the analyzes of grain that comes from Russia. The Food and Veterinary Service will not publicly disclose information about whether they tried to transport grain from Russia through Latvia that was grown in former Ukrainian territories that joined the Russian Federation as a result of referendums. On September 8, the government allowed the Food and Veterinary Service to carry out laboratory tests of the origin of the grain transported through the crossing. A week ago, the Minister of Agriculture Oldis Ogolis (Greens and Farmers Union) signed a tripartite memorandum of understanding between Latvia, Ukraine and the United Kingdom regarding the system for checking the origin of the grain in British laboratories. But the general public will not be informed of the results.