Some products and services have been added to the list of critical imports, including in the field of IT and logistics.
The government has expanded the list of critical import services to include certain products and services.
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Thus, wholesale trade intermediary services, legal services, audit and tax consulting, services in the field of intellectual property rights, engineering, architectural and engineering services, document production and reporting services and consulting, product certification services were added to the list.
It also includes services such as repair of car interiors, locomotives and wagons, subscriptions to Internet platforms and other access to programs, as well as other information services, services. drug development.
In addition, the list includes postal services, as well as some services in the field of IT and logistics.
In addition, the list of critical imported goods has been expanded. In particular, this includes bees, bumblebees, milk cheese, butter, fresh tomatoes, pasta, and some gluten-free products.
The updated list is refilled with refractory clay, marble, lime flux, deodorant, Portland cement, plasticine, windows, balcony doors, scrap metal and tram vehicles.
According to National Bank estimates, the list of critical imports introduced since the beginning of the war now covers almost 90% of all imports of goods before the war and about 40% of those. import services.
Earlier, the Cabinet of Ministers imposed a ban on the export of coal, fuel oil and gas from its own production this year.
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Source: korrespondent
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