Russia’s wheat export tax will fall sharply in early June
The wheat export tax will be set at $28.1 per tonne starting from June 2 to June 8, the ministry said. Export taxes for barley and maize are at $39.6 and $52.2 per tonne, respectively
MOSCOW: Russia’s wheat export tax will fall sharply on June 2-8, the agriculture ministry said on Friday, as it started setting the size of its formula-based duty.
Russia, one of the world’s largest wheat exporters, decided to impose permanent formula-based grain export taxes earlier this year as part of other measures the government hopes will help to stabilise domestic food inflation.
The wheat export tax will be set at $28.1 per tonne starting from June 2 to June 8, the ministry said. Export taxes for barley and maize are at $39.6 and $52.2 per tonne, respectively.
The size of the June 2-8 wheat export tax means a sharp reduction from the current 50 euros ($61).
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