Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic stated that tomorrow the government will lift a ban on export of oil and yeast, which have been the most in-demand products in the previous period.
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Ban on export of oil, yeast to be lifted
Belgrade,
9 April 2020
Ljajic told Television Prva that a ban on export of sugar and flour had been lifted earlier, adding that in March an equal quantity of flour was exported as in January and February due to increased demand.
There is no danger of problems with supply of basic foodstuffs, the Deputy Prime Minister said. He noted that there might be temporary problems with supply of certain goods, but not basic foodstuffs.
Regarding the situation with coronavirus in Novi Pazar, he said that the situation is better than the previous days because the number of confirmed cases in the total number of those tested has dropped.
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prva.rs
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