The Russian Agricultural Information Network reported on December 21 that the Russian government ordered that beef and poultry import quotas remain unchanged in 2021: fresh or frozen beef import quotas are 40,000 tons, of which 29,000 tons go to Eurasian Economic Union countries; frozen beef imports The quota is 530,000 tons, of which 60,000 tons are given to the EU and the United States, and 3,000 tons are given to Costa Rica; the import quota for poultry meat is still 364,000 tons. Russia has implemented a meat import quota system since 2003, with a zero tax rate within the quota and an additional tax rate of 65%. The Russian government plans to cancel beef import quotas from 2022, and the tax rate will be reduced from 50% (but not less than 1 euro per kilogram) to 27.5%.

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