Agriexport

In particular, the countries have intensified the dialogue on the security of agricultural exports, and also raised the issue of global food security.

Ukraine is ready to discuss mechanisms for integrating the agricultural sector into the EU single market, in particular the possibility of applying transitional periods.

Ukraine and Germany discussed the possibilities of increasing exports through the German ports of Hamburg and Rostock.

In September, the volume of Ukrainian agricultural exports increased by 22% in monetary terms and by 41% in weight compared to August.

Among the most successful exporters of Ukrainian grain in 2026 are Nibulon, ADM Ukraine, Cargill, Kernel and Louis Dreyfus Company.

Russia remains one of the largest players in the global grain market, while its agricultural sector remains largely exempt from sanctions.

The Ukrainian Agricultural Business Club proposes that the government give priority status to agrologistics and port processing of agricultural products with high added value.

This is about 40% of the volumes that could be exported if logistics and ports were fully operational. In August, this figure was 33%.

Ukrzaliznytsia considers it realistic to increase the throughput capacity of the grain corridor through Moldova to 4.5 million tons per year and sees opportunities for further growth.

The association emphasized that the logistics, which is currently being rebuilt for agricultural exports, cannot fully replace the Black Sea ports.