An updated trade agreement with the EU will provide more predictability for Ukraine's agricultural sector, which experienced some "turbulence" during the period of autonomous trade measures. This was stated by European Commissioner for Agriculture Christof Hansen, as reported by "Ukrinform." The euro commissioner emphasized that the new agreement "offers a more stable solution for the future." He separately noted that the EU side insisted during negotiations with Ukraine on the necessity of adhering to EU production standards regarding plant protection products, animal welfare, and other elements. "Ukraine has committed to achieving compliance with our production standards by 2028. This is very important," said the euro commissioner, also reminding that adherence to European standards in agriculture is important, particularly on Ukraine's path to EU accession. Hansen also emphasized the importance of the movement of agricultural products in both directions, citing ...
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