Lithuania’s government on Wednesday approved a specific list of Russian and Belarusian products, following the Seimas’ ban on imports of agricultural products and feed of Russian or Belarusian origin in April.
Drafted by the Agriculture Ministry, the list includes more than 2,800 different products.
The list includes a total of 24 groups of products: certain live animals, meat and certain meat products, fish and shellfish, milk and milk products, eggs, honey, trees and other plants, bulbs, vegetables, fruits and nuts, coffee, tea, spices, cereals and their products, flour, starch, oils and fats, waxes, sugar, cocoa, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, vinegar, animal feed, food industry residues, as well as tobacco and their processed substitutes.
The ban on imports of these products will come into force on June 3.
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