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EU include chemical export and import bans in Russian sanctions updates

Published on: 25 January 2023

The EU has extended its sanctions lists against Russia to include chemical export and import bans as the conflict intensifies.

This may well manifest deeper into European supply chains of UK companies and ongoing supply chain disruptions are likely to increase.

Says Jaya Chakrabarti, CEO, TISCreport “It is highly recommended for all companies to check deeper into their supply chains now that sanctions are ramping up on materials that may well impact their own production.” As a tech Social Enterprise TISCreport already offers UK and EU sanctions data on a #PayWhatYouCan basis to enable all organisations to play their part to help end the conflict in Ukraine. You find out more about our #PeaceCorp efforts here with our #Sanctify service. https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/market-insights/latest-new... https://insights.tiscreport.org/sanctions-data-subscription

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