Reshetnikov assessed the likelihood of expanding restrictions on product export

Export restrictions are intended to induce domestic producers to invest more in production, the minister said.

“This is one of our sources of growth by adding new value chains - grain pushes livestock forward, livestock pushes milk forward, and so on,” TASS quoted him as saying.

On June 5, Russia imposed a ban on the export of buckwheat and buckwheat.

It will be valid until August 31st.

Such a government decree was adopted at the end of April in order to ensure food security.