The limit on Ukrainian oats has ended, and the EC introduced a quota

Published 2024년 6월 19일

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The article outlines the EU's autonomous trade measures (ATM) aimed at restricting the import of specific agricultural products from Ukraine, such as oats, sugar, poultry, eggs, corn, honey, and groats, to safeguard EU markets. These measures are based on average export data from 2021 to 2023. The ATM limit for oats has already been surpassed, prompting the reintroduction of tariff quotas under the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) agreement. The European Commission has set a quota of 4,000 tons for oats, with imports beyond this limit subject to most favored nation (MFN) tariffs until the end of 2024.

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We have written many times on farmer.pl about negotiations related to autonomous trade measures (ATM), which are valid this time from June 6, 2024 for a year. This third time, the so-called limits for selected products such as sugar, poultry, eggs, corn, oats, honey and groats. They are calculated based on the average of exports from Ukraine to the EU from the two years 2022 and 2023 and mid-2021. These limits, which are not entirely treated as such by agricultural organizations, are intended to limit the import of selected products from this country, and are not while spoiling our EU markets. According to the Polish Ministry of Agriculture, they are: It turns out that they have already been exhausted for oats. Oats above ATM limit Just recently, on June 4, Jacek Zarzecki reported on the % for corn, 50% for poultry and 210% for oats. It looks like most of these products will not enter the EU from July. There will be a scream..." Has he already written about exceedances for oats ...

Source: Farmer.pl