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Ukraine asks Slovakia to reduce the cost of transit of agricultural products
Ukraine has proposed to Slovakia to reduce the cost of transit of agricultural products against the backdrop of restrictions on sea exports and the high cost of alternative logistics.
UGA urged the government not to give priority to certain agricultural cargoes
The Ukrainian Grain Association has urged the government not to introduce priority for certain types of agricultural products during export transportation, border crossing and port transshipment.
Le Pen stated about the threat to French farmers due to the possible accession of Ukraine to the EU
The leader of the French National Rally, Marine Le Pen, said that Ukraine’s accession to the European Union could increase competition for French farmers and reduce their share of funding within the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy.
Ukraine will not agree to permanent restrictions on agricultural exports after joining the EU, — Vysotskyy
Kyiv considers temporary transitional periods acceptable, but rejects permanent restrictions on agricultural exports.
EBA called on the government to prevent an increase in grain exports from Russia through Baltic ports
EBA calls on the Ukrainian government to prevent the expansion of Russian agricultural exports through the ports of the Baltic Sea by strengthening diplomatic work.
Poland and Romania refused to increase transit of Ukrainian grain, — Politico
Ukraine has asked to increase the volume of agricultural transit through Europe, but Poland and Romania have said they cannot increase the volume of Ukrainian grain transit.
Without Black Sea ports, Ukraine can export only half of its agricultural products, — Vysotskyi
Without the resumption of the operation of deep-water Black Sea ports, Ukraine is able to export only about 45–50% of agricultural products intended for foreign markets.
Priority for oilseed exports may lead to grain accumulation in Ukraine
Giving priority in export logistics to oilseeds and processed products could lead to further grain accumulation in Ukraine and a drop in farmers’ incomes.
Wheat prices rise by $3–5 per ton in Ukrainian ports
Prices for food and feed wheat in Ukrainian ports increased by $3–5 per ton last week.
Danube ports exported 917.7 thousand tons of agricultural products — 22.9% more than in all of August
Instead, only 25.6 thousand tons of grain passed through the terminals of Great Odesa in 22 days of September.
