Norway has a shortage of in butter

        At the moment Norway that is one of the prosperous Scandinavian countries with high level of economy has a big problem with selling such an ordinary product as butter. The reason for that experts name miscalculation of the country's needs by dominant in such a market cooperative Tine, that sent to export a large supply of the product.
       Today for half a kilogram of butter in the store you have to pay about 500 Norwegian kronas (about 3,000 rubles). Packages of the weight of 12gramm are offered for sale for 75 Norwegian kronas (about 400 rubles). It is not a good situation because of the coming Christmas and New Year holidays.
       The Norwegian government has reduced customs duties on the product up to four Norwegian kronas per kilo against the previous 25.19 per kilo (140 rubles).

      “Butter deficit in the country can not be covered in a short period of time, taking into consideration the coming holidays and the growing demand for this product in Norway. In connection with this some supplies of butter will be needed. A number of supplies of the product may be one of the profiling activities of Russian trading companies.
     Our consulting firm offers services for legal support of the entire process of butter supply to Norway, including the search for manufacturers, drafting of effective supply contracts, making consultations by our specialists at all the stages of supply, customs clearance of supplies passing”.