Romania, Hungary and Slovakia will not restrict the transit of Ukrainian agriproducts, but negotiations are ongoing regarding their import into the territory of these countries, announced Mykola Solskyy, the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, at an extraordinary meeting of the Coordination Council under the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, reports Interfax-Ukraine.
The minister also announced the main requirements that must be met during the transit of Ukrainian agriproducts through the territory of Poland, which should resume from 00:00 on April 21.
“Transit importation to Poland is resumed in the presence of a T1 declaration with the use of the SENT system, which allows tracking the movement of cargo through the territory of Poland, and cargo seals,” said M. Solskyy.
In addition, cargo will move through the territory of Poland accompanied by employees of the country’s customs authorities. The issue of rail transit with overloading from broad-gauge wagons (for gauge 1520 mm) to narrow-gauge (for gauge 1435 mm) still remains open.
Source: Apkinform