Last year, 12 new markets were opened for the export of Ukrainian products

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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In 2020, Ukraine made significant progress in expanding its agricultural market reach and improving export certificates and audit passings, as reported by Vladislava Magaletskaya, head of the State Food and Consumer Service. The country opened 12 new markets for its products, obtained 35 export certificates, and passed two EU audits. Ukraine is working towards opening 100 new markets across six continents, including traditional partners and less developed markets. Additionally, international agreements on sanitary, phytosanitary measures, and consumer protection are being negotiated with several countries. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine is also preparing to sign an agreement with Northern Macedonia on quarantine and plant protection.

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In 2020, 12 new markets were opened for Ukrainian products, 35 export certificates were approved and 2 EU audits were passed on the system of assessment of state control over the production of fish and fish products, poultry meat and products from it. This was stated by the head of the State Food and Consumer Service Vladislava Magaletskaya during a public report on the work of the Service for 2020, Ukrinform reports. According to her, during 2020, work continued on opening 100 new markets on six continents. "We are talking about Ukraine's traditional foreign economic partners - the EU, China, the United States, India, as well as less developed by Ukrainian exporters markets - Mexico, Australia, Brazil, Angola, etc.," said Magaletskaya. During 2020, work was also carried out on concluding international agreements in the areas of sanitary and phytosanitary measures and consumer protection with the following countries: Brazil, Algeria, Indonesia, Vietnam, Iran, Moldova, Uzbekistan, ...

Source: Agrobusiness