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  1. Exporting during the pandemic

    ... appearances and functionalities. Tastes differ markedly from country to country, but taking them into account ensures high demand for goods. However, it is hard to say that the European market is not saturated. Local manufacturers here have to compete with exporters from China, Turkey, the USA and even New Zealand. “We realised that the European market needs unrivalled products,” said Olga Muravyova. “So we build a unique value proposition.” Bytplast’s plastic boxes are popular in Europe....

  2. EU carbon tax

    ....3 billion between 2025 and 2030. In the best-case scenario, the EU will introduce the tax as late as 2028, and it will be applied to the difference between the actual emissions from producing the goods and the cap set in the EU. The cost for Russian exporters will reach EUR 6 billion between 2028 and 2030. Under the worst-case scenario, the tax will be introduced as early as 2022 and be applied to both direct and indirect emissions. In this case, the cost to Russian companies will hit EUR 50.6 billion ...