Serbian Government extends measures related to bread, milk and fuel

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The Government of Serbia today adopted the amended Regulation on the mandatory production and sale of bread made from T-500 type flour, which extended the price limit of this product for another 90 days, with the aim of preventing major disruptions and preserving the standard of living of the population.

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With the same goal, the Government of Serbia has extended the duration of the Regulation on limiting the price of oil derivatives until December 31, 2022. Until the same date, the validity of the Decision on the temporary reduction of excise duties on oil derivatives - leaded gasoline, unleaded gasoline and gas oils by 10 percent is also extended.

Bearing in mind the energy crisis on the world market, which continues to pose the danger of critical shortages of natural gas, members of the government made the decision to extend the temporary ban on the export and transport outside the country of these goods.

The decision, which will apply from December 1, 2022, will last for one month. An amended Decision on the temporary ban on export of Euro diesel EN 590 was also adopted today, extending it for another seven days.

In order to mitigate the consequences and prevent critical shortages of milk and dairy products, and due to increased exports and the population's need for increased supply caused by the crisis on the world market, the Government of Serbia made a decision to extend the ban on the export of these goods, which will apply from December 1 and last during the following month.

Members of the government passed a Conclusion on accepting a donation from the Slovak Republic - Covid vaccines made by Pfizer and BioNTech, which Slovakia has sent to Serbia "considering the traditionally friendly and close relations."

(Telegraf Biznis)