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  1. Grain market competition between regional suppliers is underway, driven by geopolitical conflict leading to market shifts and blockades affecting Baltic grain exports.
  2. Grain is being inspected at Latvian and Lithuanian ports, specifically grain declared as Russian origin.

Lithuania's Klaipėda port handled Russian grain while the Prime Minister mandated a halt to Russian grain exports.

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Lithuania's Klaipėda port handled Russian grain while the Prime Minister mandated a halt to Russian grain exports.

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LithuaniaKlaipėdaJuras Taminskas

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