Export

Ukrainian agricultural producers have been working in conditions of full-scale war for the fourth year. They are adapting to the new reality — missile attacks, complex logistics, climate change, staff shortages, and transformations in global trade. Despite all the challenges, the agricultural sector remains critically important for the economy: it maintains exports, provides foreign exchange earnings, and supports employment.

The new duty-free export volumes will come into effect on June 6 — they will be applied within the framework of the updated free trade zone regime.

The agricultural company records a decline in exports and EBITDA against the backdrop of a weak harvest and restrained sales from farmers.

Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Vitaliy Koval visited the Swedish Ports of Stockholm — a key maritime hub for the entire Baltic region.

The exporting company has already reimbursed UAH 21.6 million to the state budget.

Agricultural holding Kernel reduced sunflower processing in the third quarter. Oil sales also decreased by almost 10%.

In total, since the beginning of the 2024-25 MY, Ukraine has exported over 32 million tons of grain and leguminous crops.

JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” has canceled the 30% discount on export transportation of agricultural products.

Imports of Ukrainian soybeans to Egypt have decreased significantly, while demand for Ukrainian products in Europe is growing.

Pressure from external markets and expectations of further price reductions have affected purchase prices in Ukrainian ports.