Ukraine: Due to the devaluation of the hryvnia, cheese makers are trying to increase export volumes

Published 2024년 6월 17일

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Foreign cheese makers, especially from Poland, are expected to boost their sales to Ukraine, with a balanced pricing policy being essential to sustain significant sales amid economic difficulties, according to INFAGRO. The devaluation of the hryvnia has led Ukrainian cheese producers to focus on increasing exports, primarily to Kazakhstan (54%) and also to the EU. Key suppliers of rennet cheese to Ukraine include Poland (38%), Germany (17%), the Netherlands (11%), the Czech Republic (8%), and Italy (6%).
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This is reported by INFAGRO. Experts note that this will play a role when foreign, mainly Polish, cheese makers increase sales to Ukraine again. A balanced pricing policy will allow you to keep sales significant. There is no question of their increase now at all, except thanks to very active stock trading, which is also not very profitable economically. Due to the devaluation of the hryvnia, cheese makers are trying to increase export volumes. The lion's share of export supplies of rennet cheese is made to Kazakhstan (54%), ...

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