Completion of the ATO: 4 Key Changes Await Ukraine's Foreign Trade

Published 2025년 6월 7일

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The termination of the trade-free regime with the EU and return to a restrictive quota and tariff system will mean a structural change in Ukraine's foreign trade conditions. Delo.ua writes about this.

Possible macroeconomic consequences:

The poultry sector is oriented towards the EU. Reduction of the quota will mean a financial blow to an industry already experiencing pressure from logistics and energy sectors. Ukraine is the largest honey supplier to the EU. Under conditions of low quotas and high demand, restrictions will lead to a drop in domestic prices and the displacement of small producers.

As AgroPolit.com wrote, the EU has established quota volumes for agricultural products from Ukraine. The EU also needs Ukrainian imports.

Original content

The termination of duty-free trade with the EU and a return to a restrictive regime of quotas and duties will mean a structural change in the conditions of foreign trade for Ukraine. Delo.ua writes about this. Possible macroeconomic consequences: The poultry sector is oriented towards the EU. A reduction in quotas will mean a financial blow to an industry already experiencing pressure from logistics and energy. Ukraine is the largest honey supplier to the EU. Under conditions of low quotas and high demand, restrictions will lead to a fall in ...

Source: Agropolit