The Russian government said Friday it had decided to raise as of Jan. 1, 2009 for one year the import duty for pork to 75% of the contract price.
But no less than EUR1,500 per metric ton, from 60% but no less than EUR1,000 per ton.
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The Russian government said Friday it had decided to raise as of Jan. 1, 2009 for one year the import duty for pork to 75% of the contract price.
But no less than EUR1,500 per metric ton, from 60% but no less than EUR1,000 per ton.
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