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High consumer preference in the EU and Ukraine’s acreage create a timely export opportunity for certified non-GM soy

Partnership will focus on resilient agri-trade, logistics and sustainable farming across Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific

New system will separate real farmers from “repackagers” and push oilseeds into domestic processing

Kyiv wants EU-level access for its biomethane, while Berlin looks for new, stable energy sources

Lower duties, bigger quotas and fewer bureaucratic barriers give Ukrainian businesses a more predictable path into the European market

Decision 3/2025 cuts duties and raises ceilings for grains, oilseeds, poultry, dairy and more—opening capacity for growth despite near-term trade headwinds

Industry seeks clear guardrails—risk-based licensing, restored oversight, and competition without monopolistic brokers

Seed-to-factory supply model, contract farming, and export focus aim to replace imports and build a transparent potato market

Canada, China, Chile, and other nations join Ukraine’s expanding list of trade partners as the country accelerates export diversification and strengthens its agri-trade resilience

The Council of the EU has endorsed a major update to the EU–Ukraine trade deal, easing tariffs on dairy, meat, fruits, and vegetables to deepen economic integration

The European Green Deal transforms Ukrainian agribusiness — sustainability, traceability, and ESG compliance become prerequisites for exports

A 10% export duty on raw rapeseed helped Ukraine boost domestic processing and set a record with 109,000 tons of rapeseed oil exports in September

Imports totaled $60.1 billion and exports $29.5 billion — China, Poland, and Germany remain Ukraine’s top trading partners

94% of Ukrainian defense manufacturers support opening controlled exports — a step that could reduce production costs, expand global partnerships, and strengthen the Armed Forces

The government plans to sell surplus weapons under strict state control to generate funds for the military while safeguarding the combat readiness of the Armed Forces

Zelensky: surplus weapons will be sold to the USA, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, with proceeds directed to drones and missile production

EU countries account for more than half of export volumes, while Turkey, China and Egypt remain strategic markets for agriculture and metallurgy

Ukraine has established serial production and battlefield deployment of naval unmanned systems

China is preparing to open its market, while Ukrainian farmers increase production by one-third in 2025

Despite a decline in agricultural exports, crop products remain Ukraine’s largest export category, accounting for 25% of total trade

Export protocols for wheat flour, pet food, poultry, beef, and corn will strengthen Ukraine’s agricultural presence in China

From drone optics to interceptor UAVs, Ukrainian innovation is slashing costs and reshaping global defense supply chains

Ukraine strengthens integration with the EU while diversifying trade across Asia, North America, and Africa

Exports fall by 40% compared to last year, with sharp declines in corn and barley shipments