agricultural products

The indicator of Ukrainian agricultural exports is lower than in 2024, but remains the third highest since independence.

The increase has been going on for four months: active demand against the background of limited supply forces buyers to compete and raise price tags.

Over the 27 days of January, 2 million 201 thousand tons of grain cargo were transported by rail in export traffic.

Exports to China reached a record 155 thousand tons against the backdrop of weak EU demand and increased processing in Ukraine.

Since the beginning of the Ukrainian maritime corridor in 2023, 100 million tons of grain cargo have passed through the seaports of Ukraine.

The Egyptian soybean market is currently dominated by the US, and the price gap has effectively cancelled out Ukrainian sales.

Exports of grain and leguminous crops remain critically important for the Ukrainian economy. At the same time, it should be clearly stated: pre-war conditions no longer exist — and we should not expect them to return anytime soon.

According to the results of last year, the agricultural company entered the top 5 Ukrainian exporters.

Experts note that strengthening air defense in Ukrainian ports is of strategic importance in 2026 for the work of the agricultural sector.

Currently, 92% of grain for export is transported to the ports of Great Odesa, and approximately 2% of grain goes to the western borders.