On May 11, the Ministry of the agrarian policy announced an agreement to transit Ukrainian meat products through Poland and Romania.
"Due to Russian aggression, Ukraine has lost its traditional ways of exporting its products by sea, which led to the need to update the conditions for the import and transit of Ukrainian goods through the EU. Based on the results of negotiations with the European Commission and EU member states, these conditions were updated," the Ministry of agrarian policy Ukraine.
Ukraine is not accredited to export meat to the EU. Therefore, during martial law, transit is allowed only through Romanian ports.
Cargo requirements:
- International veterinary certificate;
- Transportation in a sealed container;
- Prefill CHED-P via EU e-system — TRACES NT;
- Export and import only through customs permitted during martial law.
Border checkpoints are allowed: Poland — Shegini, Romania — Ordovka, and Vadul-Siret.
