The EU is preparing to impose duties on grain imports from Russia and Belarus. This move marks the first restriction on food products following Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, according to the Financial Times. Brussels has long resisted pressure from Poland and Baltic countries to limit Russian and Belarusian imports, arguing that such a step could disrupt global food markets and harm developing countries. However, sources familiar with the plans suggest that the European Commission is expected to introduce a tariff of 95 euros per ton on grain from Russia and Belarus in the coming da…