Polish business asked for exceptions to the list of prohibited goods from Ukraine

Published 2023년 4월 24일

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Polish farmers are advocating for the exclusion of milk and dairy products from the list of Ukrainian agricultural imports banned by Poland, due to the potential negative impact on Poland's dairy sector and the risk of retaliation from Ukraine. The ban, which also includes grain and some food products, has already affected Polish exports of dairy products to Ukraine, which accounted for over 3% of Poland's total dairy exports in 2022. The farmers fear that the ban could lead to a reciprocal ban on Polish dairy exports to Ukraine, which is a significant market for Polish cheeses, whey, and fermented products.

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Polish farmers demand the exclusion of milk and dairy products from the list of Ukrainian agricultural products prohibited for import into Poland. This is stated in the letter of the association of Polish dairy associations "Understanding in the dairy industry" to the Minister of Economic Development and Technology of Poland Waldemar Bude. According to Polish experts, the country's dairy sector was one of the most affected by Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Carriers were forbidden to even stop at gas stations in Poland: Ukrtransbezopasnost clarified the transit rules "Ukraine is one of the largest recipients of our dairy products outside the EU (€108 million in 2022), and it accounts for more than 3% of our total exports. Ukraine accounts for 17% of Polish yogurt exports, 7% of processed cheese exports and 9% of rennet cheese," the association said. Polish business believes that the ban on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine is not justified, and fears ...

Source: Ubr