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Homel Chemical Plant Loses 95% Of Exports Because Of Sanctions

Published on: Monday 09 January 2023

Russia's attack on Ukraine deprived Homel Chemical Plant of 95% of exports. Therefore the company decided to raise prices in the domestic market. This was told to Hera ...

News source: https://charter97.org/en/news/2023/1/10/531616/

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Homel Chemical Plant Loses 95% Of Exports Because Of Sanctions