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Belarus raises rail freight fees by 8%, burden mostly on domestic and EAEU companies

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The Belarusian government has decided to raise rail freight fees by an average of eight per cent. The burden of such a raise will primarily fall on the shoulders of domestic companies and those transporting to and from other Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member states.

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Belarus raises rail freight fees by 8%, burden mostly on domestic and EAEU companies

Image: Belarusian Railways

The Belarusian government has decided to raise rail freight fees by an average of eight per cent. The burden of such a raise will primarily fall on the shoulders of domestic companies and those transporting to and from other Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member states.

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