Ukraine is about to become the world's main exporter of organic matter while Italy has reduced its position in the production of olive oil

게시됨 2021년 2월 19일

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Ukraine is aiming to become a global leader in organic products export, currently ranking as the third largest exporter to Europe with plans to expand to the USA, Canada, and Asia. Despite these ambitions, the country faces challenges such as lacking regulatory alignment with EU standards and the need for a more robust market control mechanism. In contrast, the global organic agriculture market is led by the United States, Germany, and France, with a total of 3.1 million producers worldwide. Meanwhile, olive oil production in Italy has seen a significant decline due to pests and poor weather conditions, with the government emphasizing support for local producers and developing a strategic plan to boost olive cultivation. Spain remained the largest olive oil producer and exporter in 2020.

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The Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Roman Leshchenko said that the country is about to become the world leader in the export of organic products. According to him, Ukraine has already entered the top three exporters of organic products to Europe. At the same time, the geography of supplies is developing incredibly quickly. The USA, Canada and Asian countries will soon be on the list of importers. The first seaport in the Russian Federation received a certificate for storing organic matter. However, he admitted that much in this market still needs to be regulated, adjusted and corrected. So, for example, the country does not have an adequate legislative base, the regulatory documentation is not adapted to the EU regulations. And this must be done first of all in order to increase the level of confidence of buyers of Ukrainian organic products and raw materials. The mechanism of control over the subjects of the organic market has yet to be created and debugged in ...

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