Border crossing «Grigorovshchina» on the Belarusian-Latvian border. File photoMINSK, June 4 The authorities of the Vitebsk region of Belarus have lifted the ban on the export of food for individuals traveling to Lithuania and Latvia until the end of 2022, Sputnik Belarus reports with reference to the relevant decision of the Vitebsk regional executive committee .According to the publication, earlier the Belarusian government restricted the export of such goods to individuals outside the EAEU, such as, in particular, flour, buckwheat, rice, oatmeal, semolina, pearl barley, millet, pasta, vegetable oil, sugar, salt, meat, dairy and canned fish. These products could be exported no more than a kilogram, a liter or three cans, and in the case of flour — two kilograms. Decree of the Council of Ministers of April 12, 2022 No. 224 does not apply to goods purchased by individuals, if they are exported from Belarus to Latvia, Lithuania by December 31, 2022,» the document reads, the text of which is provided by the agency. It is noted that earlier the authorities of the Vitebsk region have already allowed individuals to export products without restrictions until May 15, and now this opportunity has been extended for them until the end of this year. The authorities of the Grodno region also allowed the export of products from Belarus without restrictions until the end of this year, the agency reports. asking for buckwheat and salt
