Taxonomy: Tariff Line Affected - 1004
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United States of America: Postponement in imposition of reinspection user fees for food
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The U.S.Belarus: Export restrictions for certain products for physical persons
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In order to provide the economic stability of the country the Council of Ministers has adopted the Decree #755 from 11 June 2011 to protect internal market in crisis.Kyrgyz Republic: Temporary export taxes on agricultural products
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Due to the shortages of agricultural products on the domestic market and low level of income of the population, Kyrgyz Republic adopted the decision on the establishment of customs duties for export of certain agricultural products from the KyrgyzTurkey: Import tariff reduction for wheat products
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According to information verified by the Permanent Delegation of Turkey to the WTO, the government of Turkey has declared the imports of wheat, oat and buckwheat duty free. Prior to the change the applied tariff had been 130 percent.The Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan: Temporary reduction of import tariff on certain types of grains
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The Commission of the Customs Union has temporary reduced import tariffs (to zero) on certain types of grains, i.e.Canada: Possible adoption of a licensing regime for food imports
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is considering adoption of a licensing regimeKazakhstan: The list of domestically produced goods for public procurement
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The Government Decree from 17 May 2010 # 423 introduces the list of goods which are to be bought from the domestic producers such as bread, pasta, sweets, cereals, milk, milk products, butter, eggs, salt, non-alcoholic beverages.Armenia: Agricultural subsidies
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The Government has decided to subsidize loan interest due from most vulnerable 60 farms of Shirak marz.Ethiopia: Ban on export of cereals lifted
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The government has lifted the ban on the export of cereals such as maize and sorghum, imposed in 2007. The ban came into force as a result of high grain prices and has been lifted due to low prices on the domestic market.
