The EEC Board set and allocated tariff quotas for certain meats and whey powder from third countries for 2027. Source: Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC).
Volumes reflect consumption–production balances in the Union and WTO commitments. For Kazakhstan and Russia they match WTO accession protocols; for Armenia, Belarus and Kyrgyzstan they do not exceed the gap between consumption and production, taking account of members’ requests.
Beef quotas: 8 thousand tonnes for Armenia, 21 thousand for Kazakhstan, 5 thousand for Kyrgyzstan and 570 thousand for Russia. Pork: 14 thousand tonnes for Armenia, 20 thousand for Belarus and 2 thousand for Kyrgyzstan.
Poultry meat and offal: 45 thousand tonnes (Armenia), 10.9 thousand (Belarus), 140 thousand (Kazakhstan), 58 thousand (Kyrgyzstan) and 364 thousand (Russia). Russia’s whey quota is 15 thousand tonnes.
