From November 16, Lithuania will begin to stop grain shipments from Russia and Belarus passing through the port of Klaipėda, "until the results of verification of their origin" are received.
This was reported by Reuters with reference to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Baltic Republic. It should be noted that the rules apply to wheat, cereal, corn and sunflower seeds.
The tests may take two months or more. The necessary laboratory tests are planned to be carried out abroad, since the Republic does not have the appropriate equipment.
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