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Ukraine's legislation passes EU review for free movement of goods

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The Ukrainian government said the country has completed the official screening of its legislation for compliance with European Union norms under the Free Movement of Goods chapter.

As part of the screening, Ukraine prepared over 44 presentations for the European Commission on 59 acts of EU law regulating industrial products, said Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine Vitalii Kindrativ.

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