Ukraine is a granary and agricultural competitor after a thousand days of war

Ukraine remains Spain's leading cereal supplier. But farmers highlight its impact on the fall in prices, when the thousandth day of the conflict has passed. Ukraine maintains its leadership in the export of cereals and sunflowers - Spain's leading supplier - but in the eyes of farmers in the European Union (EU) it is now the competition that lowers prices, when the thousandth day of the war that disrupted the world's food supply has passed. The agricultural markets have become accustomed to the conflict and, except for occasional interruptions, shipments are maintained, a panorama that contrasts with that beginning of the Russian invasion, in February 2022, which caused a crisis due to uncertainty about the supply of raw materials and the rise in fertilizers or feed. With the thousand days that will be completed this Tuesday of the Russian invasion, the Committee of Agricultural Organizations of the EU (COPA) recalls its impact on the shopping basket and alleges that, in addition ...