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The Russian government website announced that the government has approved temporary restrictions on the export of certain types of fertilizers
.
The source said: "The Russian Federation government's draft resolution on this issue was passed
.
"
.
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At the government meeting on November 3, Russian Prime Minister Mishustin stated that the rise in natural gas prices would have an impact on the international market in the morning
.
According to Mishustin, in order not to affect the Russian domestic market, the government has taken some measures, including the temporary restriction of nitrogen fertilizer exports
.
.
According to Mishustin, in order not to affect the Russian domestic market, the government has taken some measures, including the temporary restriction of nitrogen fertilizer exports
.
Mishustin added: “Natural gas costs account for a large part of the cost of nitrogen fertilizer in the market
.
With the increase in natural gas prices, the price of nitrogen fertilizer will inevitably rise
.
Such foreign companies have stopped production
.
In order to prevent shortages in the domestic market.
As a result, food prices have risen, and the government has been entrusted by the President to impose a six-month restriction on the export of nitrogenous fertilizers and compound fertilizers
.
"
.
With the increase in natural gas prices, the price of nitrogen fertilizer will inevitably rise
.
Such foreign companies have stopped production
.
In order to prevent shortages in the domestic market.
As a result, food prices have risen, and the government has been entrusted by the President to impose a six-month restriction on the export of nitrogenous fertilizers and compound fertilizers
.
"
