Lithuania Tightens Checks on Food Grains Transported by Russia Through Klaipėda Port

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Lithuania is strengthening its control over Russian grain through the port of Klaipeda, and the authorities are checking whether part of the cargo can actually be Ukrainian grain illegally exported by Russia.

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As some Klaipėda Seaport stevedoring companies are loading Russian grain again, Lithuania is tightening its inspections - Agriculture Minister Kęstutis Mažeika told BNS that he has instructed the Veterinary Service to inspect food grains transported through the port from Russia - this has not been done until now.

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Samples from a batch of “Russian” grain at a customs warehouse in Klaipeda were sent for laboratory analysis to France to verify its true origin. The post Lithuania searches for stolen Ukrainian grain among Russian agricultural products appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.

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Lithuania is dramatically increasing its control over Russia's grain, which transits through the port of Klaipeda, and the reason is the suspicion that part of the cargo that has been processed as Russian may actually have Ukrainian origin.

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Lithuania has the power to pass through Kaliningradsk, the region to cross into the port of Klaipeda. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian State has prepared a special food and veterinarian service to convert the tacos to produce the grain, the same as the previous year's control has expanded over the future. Klaipede has also taken a pair of grains for the appointment of a kra·ni similar. Material has been sent to the laboratory from …

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After the Grain Association announced the shipment of agricultural crops of Russian origin to the port of Klaipėda by the country's railways, the head of the port authority, Algis Latakas, said that this year alone, tens of thousands of unauthorized cargoes have been transshipped, which the port has no right to stop.