EU Lawmakers Approve Tariffs on Russian Fertilizer Imports

The Moscow Times

The Moscow Times

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The European Union spent €23 billion on Russian energy in 2024 despite having significantly reduced consumption.
Ukrainska Pravda
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Over a quarter of the 27-nation bloc's imports of nitrogen-based fertilisers come from Russia, with more entering from Moscow ally Belarus -- which the European Commission now seeks to bring to an end.
International Business Times
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The European Parliament on Thursday voted 411 to 100 in support of the bill that will enact duties in July and gradually increase them to a point where they would make imports unviable in 2028.
Aljazeera
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The Commission proposed the changes in February to replace the existing rules, under which all individuals or companies importing CBAM-covered goods with a value above 150 euros ($170) would have had to pay the levy from next year.
Reuters

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