In 2024, Ukraine is experiencing a significant increase in buckwheat prices, with costs nearly doubling due to reduced planting and higher logistics expenses. The President of the Ukrainian Agrarian Confederation, Leonid Kozachenko, anticipates a 30% price surge after the New Year. This situation is part of larger adjustments to taxes, storage costs, and international market demands, which are affecting agricultural commodities. The EU has not yet restricted buckwheat imports from Ukraine, but the country is grappling with domestic consumption challenges as it faces a decrease in traditional export markets.