Import

President of Poland Andrzej Duda said that the country will continue to help with the transit of Ukrainian grain. However, Poland will keep the ban on imports into the country.

The Ministers of Agriculture of Romania and Ukraine, Florin Barbu and Mykola Solsky, have agreed on a new mechanism, according to which four types of Ukrainian cereals can be imported into Romania again.

Ukraine wants to avoid litigation within the WTO and reach an understanding with neighboring countries.

Croatia has announced that it will not buy grain from Ukraine. At the same time, agricultural products will continue to pass through the territory of Croatia for sale to other countries.

The presented Action Plan will help solve the problems of importing Ukrainian grain to five neighboring EU countries.

The Prime Minister of Romania Marcel Cholaku will appeal to the government of the country with a request to extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products for 30 days.

Poland will not change its decision to ban grain imports from Ukraine, despite Ukraine’s appeal to the World Trade Organization.

In Bulgaria, farmers blocked roads across the country due to the parliament’s decision not to extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.

On Monday, September 18, Kyiv will start a legal process against three EU countries — Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary.

The Bulgarian government decided to cancel restrictions on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products into the country.