AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFertilizers: Lukashenka says Belarus is working on another nitrogen plant and wants to expand phosphate fertilizer production, while improving storage for fertilizer supplies. Shklov Manufacturing: A former furniture factory is set to become a light-steel structures plant. The project plans to use 2,000 square metres and install six machines, with production targeted by the end of 2027. Grain Trade: Lithuania plans to hold Russian and Belarusian grain shipments at Klaipėda until origin checks are complete. Testing could take two months or more, raising the risk of costly delays for exporters. Food Production: Lukashenka has renewed his push for mini-bakeries in rural settlements, asking officials to identify where fresh bread should be baked locally. Transport and Vehicles: A rail terminal has opened at Great Stone Industrial Park, while MAZ truck sales in Russia remain below last year’s level after ten months. BelGee, by contrast, set a monthly sales record in October.
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