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China gives priority to imports of Ukrainian grain crops – Serhiy Tkachuk

Published Jan 22, 2025

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China has expressed preference for Ukrainian grain imports over other offers, according to Serhiy Tkachuk, the head of Ukraine's State Service for Food and Consumer Protection. This was revealed during a meeting with Ukrainian agricultural associations and market operators to discuss potential exports to the European Union, Africa, and China. The meeting also highlighted the implementation of electronic phytosanitary certificates to prevent forgery and expedite border processes, with training provided for State Service for Food and Consumer Protection specialists to use the Phytosanitary Inspection System (PHIS)
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China gives priority to Ukrainian grain imports if there are other offers. This was stated by the head of the State Service for Food and Consumer Protection of Ukraine Serhiy Tkachuk during a meeting with representatives of leading agricultural associations and market operators, which took place at the end of last week, the press service of the agency reported. As noted in the report, the meeting discussed the interest and current conditions for exporting Ukrainian grain to the European Union countries, the possibilities of increasing supplies to African countries, as well as expanding trade with China. “I had a meeting with the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China Ma Shenkun, who asked me to convey high gratitude to Ukrainian producers from the Chinese side for the high quality of corn, soybeans and barley exported from Ukraine. Our agricultural products are always given priority if there are other offers, so we do not stop, we continue to work and are confident that the ...
Source: Agravery
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