In Ukraine, they want to restore veterinary control for milk from Poland

Published 2023년 6월 2일

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Ukraine's agricultural agency, Minagro, is taking over control of milk and dairy products imported from Poland, as part of a resolution in progress. This move includes document verification, compliance checks, animal health inspections, and laboratory tests at several checkpoints. This decision comes after Poland and several other Eastern European countries banned the import of Ukrainian agricultural products, including 90% of supplies such as corn, wheat, sunflower, and rapeseed, until mid-June. This ban, which affected 10% of Ukraine's agricultural exports, was initially supported by the European Commission.

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Minagro initiated the process of restoration of veterinary control of milk and dairy products entering Ukraine from Poland. This was reported by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine. The corresponding resolution is being worked out by relevant departments. The department offers document verification, compliance verification, animal health, as well as physical inspections and laboratory tests. Minagro added that relevant studies are planned to be carried out at Sheghini, Smilnytsia, Rava-Ruska, Jagodyn and Krakivets checkpoints. It should be noted that Poland became the first country in Eastern Europe to ban the import of agricultural products from Ukraine in April, despite the decision of the European Union on free access of Ukrainian goods to EU markets. Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary soon joined it. Poland's share in the total export of Ukrainian agricultural products was 10%. One half of this volume accounted for transit, and the other half for imports. ...

Source: Agropolit