Poland removed the list of grain importers from Ukraine from open access
The list of entities that imported so-called “technical grain” from Ukraine was removed from the website of the Polish Ministry of Agriculture.
The list of entities that imported so-called “technical grain” from Ukraine was removed from the website of the Polish Ministry of Agriculture.
Only in February, Ukraine lost almost half a billion dollars due to the blockade of the border by Polish protesters.
The European Commission has approved a proposal to increase tariffs on the import of grain, oil crops and their processing products from Russia and Belarus.
The rate of transfer of wagons with grain at the borders with the EU fell to the lowest level since the beginning of the war. At the same time, the number of shipments of agricultural products to Black Sea ports is growing.
Ukraine has become the largest arms importer in Europe.
Poland will officially call on the European Commission to completely block the import of agricultural products from Russia and Belarus.
Despite the embargo on some types of agricultural products from Ukraine, Poland continues to import the same items from Russia and Belarus.
The Latvian Parliament adopted amendments to the Law on Agriculture and Rural Development. These amendments prohibit the import of products from the Russian Federation and Belarus.
Ukraine is considering the possibility of banning the import of agricultural products from Poland in response to the blockade of the border by Polish farmers.
The Polish government promises to publish a list of companies that imported Ukrainian grain worth 6 billion zlotys (1.38 billion euros).
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