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China prioritizes imports of Ukrainian grain

Published Jan 23, 2025

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China has expressed a strong preference for importing Ukrainian grain over other offers, according to Serhiy Tkachuk, Head of the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection. This was revealed during a meeting where discussions were held on exporting Ukrainian grain to the European Union, increasing supplies to African countries, and expanding trade with China. The meeting also highlighted the importance of high-quality agricultural products and the adoption of the ePhyto solution to prevent forgery and speed up border procedures.
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China gives priority to importing Ukrainian grain over other offers, according to Serhiy Tkachuk, Head of the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection. He made this statement during a meeting with representatives of leading agricultural associations and market operators last week, as reported by the press service of the agency. The meeting discussed interest and current conditions for exporting Ukrainian grain to the European Union, opportunities to increase supplies to African countries, and the expansion of trade with China. “I met with the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, Ma Shengkun, who asked me to convey China’s gratitude to Ukrainian producers for the high quality of exported corn, soybeans, and barley. Ukrainian agricultural products are always given priority when other offers are available. We are confident that markets for peas, wheat flour, and wheat will soon open in China,” Tkachuk said. Additionally, Deputy Head of the State ...
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