In Belarus, export duties on liquefied petroleum gases have been increased. The corresponding decree was signed by Prime Minister Alexander Turchin, according to the government press service.

The export duty rate on liquefied petroleum gases has been raised from $17.4 to $61.5 per ton.

For ethane, butane and isobutane, the tariff has been increased from $15.6 to $55.3 per ton.

A duty is a payment made when exporting goods out of the country. Its increase affects the conditions of export supplies and budget revenues.

The decree was signed by Prime Minister Alexander Turchin.

The document comes into force after official publication.

At the same time, its action applies to relations arising from November 1, 2026.

This means that the new rates apply to supplies that began after the specified date.