CUSTOMS AND TARIFF REGULATION OF FOREIGN TRADE UNDER SANCTIONS
In recent years, economic sanctions have been imposed on Russia by the United States and EU countries, the most active initiator of which is the United States. The sanctions are aimed at restricting the movement of exports and imports of goods, as well as banning the entry into the territory of these states of the heads of individual state and commercial structures, individuals. In general, the sanctions are aimed at undermining the Russian economy, reducing competition in certain industries such as the oil and gas sector, the military-industrial complex and banking capital. Given that the Russian Federation is a member of the World Trade Organization, these measures contradict the fundamental principles of this organization. The article discusses measures to counteract the sanctions adopted, including changes in customs and tariff regulation in foreign trade related to raw materials and the chemical industry. These measures are Russia's response to the harsh policy of the United States and the EU.