www.mediafax.ro/externe/cerealele-din-rusia-si-bel

Lithuania will tighten checks on grain exports from Russia and Belarus through Klaipėda port, holding shipments until laboratory results confirm their origin. Testing may take over two months, and falsely declared shipments will be returned or destroyed. This measure starts next week and targets various grains. Lithuania lacks a local lab for testing, necessitating sending samples abroad, which delays verification. Exporters will bear all related costs. Despite EU sanctions on Russian grain imports, transit through the EU remains allowed. Baltic states are working to halt Russian and Belarusian grain transit amid increased exports via the Baltic Sea.