In six months, Ukraine has opened 8 new export markets

Published 2021년 4월 30일

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Within six months, Ukraine has successfully opened new markets for its exporters, including Japan, Libya, Argentina, Lebanon, Ethiopia, Serbia, UAE, and Lithuania. These markets will now accept Ukrainian milk, dairy products, eggs, animal protein, cattle, and arachnids for plant protection. Additionally, the country has renegotiated 63 commodity positions in 11 states and international economic organizations to retain market access. Notably, the export of Ukrainian poultry products to the EU has been resumed, thanks to the EU's recognition of Ukraine's zoning for highly pathogenic avian influenza. The head of the State Food and Consumer Service, Vladyslav Magaletska, is actively working to open markets in the EU, China, Singapore, India, Vietnam, South Africa, and Indonesia.

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In six months, Ukraine has opened 8 new markets for Ukrainian exporters. Vladyslav Magaletska, the head of the State Food and Consumer Service, wrote about this on Facebook. "Opening new markets for Ukrainian products is one of the priorities of my work. There are so many meetings and negotiations in different formats that you do not pay much attention to the general indicators. You just work and work without looking back. But on the eve of six months of work as the head of the State Food and Consumer Service, it is still useful to sum up the results, "Magaletska wrote. She noted that Ukrainian milk and dairy products can now be supplied to Japan, Libya, Argentina and Lebanon. Ethiopia has become open to Ukrainian egg producers; Serbia - for Ukrainian animal protein; UAE - for cattle. They also opened an unusual and interesting market - in Lithuania. Arachnids can now be exported to this country for plant protection purposes. These are entomophagous insects that consume or ...

Source: Agropolit