Belarus bans exports of over 200 goods
September 22, BPN. Belarusian government has banned exports of over 200 goods produced in the country, according to a directive published on September 22 on the National Legal Portal.
The list includes plaster, dental cements, paints and varnishes, disinfectants, gloves, rubber gaskets, disposable medical gowns, and glass containers.
The ban also applies to exports to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries.
The Ministry of Antimonopoly Regulation and Trade may allow exports of these goods in coordination with regional authorities.
The directive also bans exports of railway locomotives and cars, tractors, vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and refrigeration equipment from Belarus abroad, except for the EAEU countries.
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