The government has suspended the import of sugar from Serbia over 1000 tons for 200 days, protecting the national sugar industry.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The decision to suspend the import of sugar from Serbia, which exceeds 1000 tons, was taken as a temporary measure to protect the domestic market and support the competitiveness of the national industry. This industry supports over 3,000 jobs and has been affected by massive imports at lower prices, generated by the drought in 2024. The government estimates sufficient sugar production to cover domestic consumption in the period 2025-2026, promoting a fair competitive environment.
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