The European Union has banned the export to Russia of “luxury items” worth more than 300 euros apiece – Rosbalt

The European Union, within the framework of the fourth package of sanctions, banned the export to Russia of luxury goods worth more than 300 euros per piece (43.4 thousand rubles).

Goods from the sanctions list are prohibited from being sold to both individuals and legal entities in Russia or for use in Russia, RBC reports.

In particular, the export to the Russian Federation of vehicles (with the exception of ambulances) worth more than 50 thousand euros (more than 5.8 million rubles), as well as spare parts for them, is prohibited. Russians in Europe will not be allowed to buy alcoholic beverages, household appliances, smartphones and game consoles, electronic devices for recording video or sound worth more than 1 thousand euros, including cameras, perfumes and cosmetics, watches, musical instruments worth more than 1.5 thousand euros, clothes, shoes and accessories, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, jewelry, porcelain and lead crystal items, collectible coins and banknotes, etc.

Earlier, the United States included about 570 commodity items in the list of banned exports to the Russian Federation. Now the export to Russia of alcohol, cigars, cosmetics and perfumes, suitcases, handbags, natural fur products is prohibited, the export of sweaters, trousers, ski suits, swimwear, gloves, ties, etc. is prohibited if the wholesale price in the United States $1000 per item.

American gems and jewelry will no longer be available to Russians, and the export of concert grand pianos, wristwatches, art and collectibles will also be banned. Snowmobiles, motorcycles, some cars, including electric cars, etc. will become unavailable.

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