The EU has appointed central authorities in charge of sanctions in each European country.

Regulation No 2024/2465 has been published in the Official Journal of the EU, which publishes Union regulations. This document includes a list of state bodies responsible for all sanctions-related issues in individual EU Member States. The relevant structures are vested with powers to manage, consult and issue the necessary permits.

EAC certification amidst EU and US sanctions against Russia and Belarus: navigating the complex landscape

This article explores the complexities of EAC certification during sanctions and offers guidance on how to navigate this intricate landscape. We offer several strategies on how to obtain the EAC certification in other countries.

Russia imposes restrictions on imported dairy products and snails

The corresponding ordinance with the expanded list of sanctioned goods came into force on March 9th.

New restrictions on the importation of meat and milk products by citizens

The Ministry of Agriculture proposes to harden the importation of products for personal use from other countries for veterinary purposes

Trading with Russia: Import Bans and Restrictions

When exporting goods to Russia, one has to take into account that some goods might be subject to prohibitions and restrictions. The most significant obstacles at the moment, are the food embargo as well as license requirements for certain types of products.

Russia adopts “counter-sanctions” law

Today, on June 4, President Vladimir Putin signed the law that introduces the response to the sanctions imposed on Russia by the USA and other western countries.

Russian counter-sanctions law adopted in second hearing

The State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted a draft law on “counter-sanctions” in the second reading – a response to sanctions imposed by the Western countries.

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