Ukraine has completely exhausted Euro quotas for 11 types of products

Published 2021년 1월 27일

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Ukraine has fully utilized the quotas for duty-free exports of 11 agri-food products to the EU, including honey, sugar, cereals, and eggs. However, the use of quotas for eggs, wheat, and butter has changed compared to the previous year. In 2020, the quota for eggs was fully used, but that for wheat was only 78% used, and for butter, only 6% was used. As a result, Ukrainian butter exports to the EU fell by 38% in 2020, and the export revenue was $ 0.4 million compared to $ 7.2 million in 2019 due to high production costs and the import of European butter to Ukraine exceeding exports.
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This was reported by the press service of the Ukrainian Club of Agrarian Business. "Ukraine has fully used quotas for duty-free exports of agri-food products to the EU for 11 groups of goods: honey, sugar, cereals and flour, processed starch, processed tomatoes, grape and apple juices, eggs, corn, poultry, processed cereals and starch ", - it is told in the message. It should be noted that compared to the same period last year, the situation with the use of quotas for the supply of eggs, wheat and butter to the EU has changed. Thus, in 2020, quotas for the supply of eggs were fully used, although last year the percentage of their use was only 80%. "But the situation with wheat is the opposite: the quota in 2020 was filled only by 78%, although a year ago it was fully used. The situation with butter is more critical: in 2020, only 6% of the allocated quota was used, while last year it was used in full, ”added UCAB. Thus, in 2020, exports of Ukrainian butter fell by 38% compared to ...
Source: Agravery

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