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Estonia decided to sell Russian fertilizers, previously arrested in one of the ports

Estonia decided to sell Russian fertilizers, previously arrested in one of the portsRussian ammonium nitrate was arrested in the Tallinn port of Muuga immediately after the imposition of sanctions against the Russian Federation. However, it is now known, what 12 thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate found a buyer. Acquired by Scandagra, engaged in the supply of agricultural products in the Baltic region.

As is known, fertilizer, who "slowed down" in the Estonian port, belonged to the Russian company Akron. After the start of a special military operation in Ukraine, sanctions were imposed against it. The Estonian government has requested permission from the financial intelligence service to sell goods, long-term storage of which could lead to negative consequences, including fire and explosion risks.

Scandagra CEO Margus Venelain says, that he can profitably resell the purchased ammonium nitrate. Now, notes businessman, need to wait for a series of formal actions, including completion of customs procedures and payment of taxes. After that, the goods will be transferred to the Baltic customers.

The total annual consumption of fertilizers in the Baltic States is up to two million tons, therefore, problems with the sale of Russian fertilizers are unlikely to arise. However, other Russian cargoes are still in other Estonian ports.. So, the braked cargo is located in the port of Sillamäe in Ida-Virumaa.

These fertilizers are also looking for buyers, Sandra Vyarav, Secretary General for Business and Consumer Environment at the Ministry of Economy, told the press, silent about, that we are talking about a real robbery. Currently, according to her, ongoing negotiations with buyers. As soon as buyers decide on the purchase of goods, information will be transferred to the Financial Intelligence Service, which is to be given permission for the sale and export of goods from the port.

Previously, the Estonian authorities were worried about the risk of saltpeter explosion and environmental pollution.. therefore, despite sanctions, in Tallinn were very interested in the speedy sale of Russian ammonia fertilizers. And if it's for your own benefit… Author:Ilya Polonsky

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