Hungary
Poland, Slovakia and Hungary will withdraw from negotiations regarding Ukrainian grain
The governments of Poland, Slovakia and Hungary are refusing to participate in the Coordination Platform regarding the export of grain from Ukraine.
Ukraine is suing Poland, Slovakia and Hungary over a grain import ban
On Monday, September 18, Kyiv will start a legal process against three EU countries — Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary.
Hungary will continue the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain despite the EU decision
The Hungarian government plans to close the border for some grain products from Ukraine starting September 16.
Hungary can independently extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain
The Hungarian authorities want the EU ban on the domestic sale of Ukrainian grain to be extended, even after the current measures expire on September 15.
Hungary proposes to expand the Grain Agreement from three to five ports
Hungary offered Turkey help to extend the Grain Agreement and expand it from three to five ports.
Hungary supports the continuation of restrictions on imports from Ukraine
Hungarian officials insist on extending restrictions on the import of at least two crops from Ukraine.
Hungary offered to open new sea routes for exports from Ukraine
Hungary initiated the expansion of sea routes for the export of Ukrainian products in order to reduce the flow of land shipments.
Hungary wants to extend import restrictions until 2024
Hungary has asked the European Union to extend restrictions on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products. It is proposed to extend the ban until the end of 2023.
Hungary is the only country that continues the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain
Hungary remains the only one of Ukraine’s neighboring countries that still maintains unilateral restrictions against Ukrainian agricultural imports.
Hungary has simplified the requirements for the transit of Ukrainian grain
The Government of Hungary canceled the requirements regarding the stay of transit Ukrainian grain on the territory of the state for no more than 7 days.
