By Poppy Carnell ( March 14, 2019, 15:29 GMT | Insight) -- EU importers of fertilizer urea ammonium nitrate from the US, Russia and Trinidad and Tobago could be forced to pay tariffs from an earlier date than expected, as investigators have moved to require registration of their trade at the bloc's borders. While a European Commission probe is ongoing, today’s move would allow the regulator to backdate duties should it choose to do so.EU importers of fertilizer urea ammonium nitrate from the US, Russia and Trinidad and Tobago could be forced to pay tariffs from an earlier date than expected, as investigators have moved to require registration of their trade at the bloc's borders....
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