The current marketing season should be more successful for Ukrainian grain traders and farmers than the previous one - experts

Published 2024년 11월 21일

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Ukraine and Russia are traditional agricultural competitors, with Ukraine facing challenges such as the loss of sales markets in Asia and Africa due to Russian dumping and competition. To diversify export channels, Ukraine is encouraged to focus on markets in Europe, Asia, and Africa, including Spain, the Netherlands, and Italy, as well as transit countries like Romania and Poland. However, political relations with Asia, where Russia is a significant grain and oil crop supplier, pose a challenge for Ukrainian grain exports. The article also highlights the potential for trade with Iran, but notes that Iran's allegiance with Russia's aggression has made trade impossible at this time.

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Original content

Ukraine and the aggressor country of the Russian Federation are traditionally net exporters of agricultural products and compete on the world market with a similar list of crops and agricultural raw materials. Each of the countries suffers from negative factors, although there are points of growth: the stable operation of the grain corridor plays into Ukraine's hands, but the capture of its sales markets in Asia and Africa by the Russians harms it. Delo.ua, together with experts, has collected a selection of countries whose markets Ukrainian agribusiness should not lose under any circumstances, and which directions are promising for increasing trade. Due to Russian dumping, in particular stolen Ukrainian crops (for example, sunflower oil is sold at a discount of up to $50 to Ukrainian, and sunflower meal - $15-20) in the current season, Ukrainian farmers should diversify export channels as much as possible. This process is taking place, and its progress will depend on the world ...

Source: Agroconf