Forwarders vexed by the many updates to Russian sanctions regime
Forwarders say they are finding it increasingly difficult to keep up with changes in European ...
Sanctions-busting efforts from shippers moving goods into Belarus and Russia increased five-fold in the three months to June, according to Lithuania’s state-owned rail operator, LTG.
Speaking to Lithuanian media outlet LRT, LTG CEO Cargo Eglė Šimė said 14 trains on their way into the Baltic state in March were turned back for being in breach of western sanctions, but this number massively increased last month, to 74.
And Gediminas Šečkus, chief resilience officer for LTG, suggested ...
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