Big harvest will not bring profits to Ukrainian farmers due to export restrictions

Published 2023년 11월 13일

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Despite a good harvest projected to be 5-10% higher than last year, the Ukrainian agricultural sector will remain unprofitable due to limited export opportunities and low domestic prices, according to First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Taras Vysotsky. The price situation is worse compared to last year, indicating that the industry will suffer losses of around $3.5 billion in 2023. Vysotsky believes improving logistics and optimizing export routes could potentially solve the problem by raising domestic prices.
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Due to limited export opportunities and low domestic prices, the Ukrainian agricultural sector will remain unprofitable despite a good harvest in 2023, which is 5-10% more than last year. This was stated by First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotsky. “During the two years of full-scale war, agricultural production in Ukraine has remained high and even exceeded last year’s figures by 5-10%. This applies primarily to corn. With a smaller cultivation area, the output will reach 29-30 million tons. The situation with soybeans and rapeseed is similar,” Vysotsky said. At the same time, according to the deputy minister, the price situation has become worse compared to last year. “If it was the same plus 5-10%, it would be calmer in principle. But, unfortunately, the price situation indicates that at current prices the industry will be unprofitable this year,” Vysotsky stated. He reminded that two weeks ago, representatives of leading agricultural associations ...

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