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India has extended the permit for the supply of peas from Ukraine

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Published Feb 23, 2024

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Ukrainian producers are set to increase the supply of peas to India, following an extension of approval for supply until April 2024. This development presents an opportunity for small and medium-sized Ukrainian agricultural businesses to boost legume production. The opening of the Chinese market to Ukraine has also spurred an increase in legume cultivation, particularly peas. As a result, the Security Service of Ukraine anticipates a 20% increase in the area sown under peas by 2024.
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Ukrainian producers are actively contracting the supply of peas to India. The other day, India officially extended the period of approval for the supply of peas until April 30, 2024. This was reported by the press service of the Security Service of Ukraine. Antonina Sklyarenko, the head of the Ukrainian Security Service of Ukraine, notes: "India is an attractive market for Ukrainian bean producers. This country adheres to the policy of protectionism and actively restrains imports from other countries. Nevertheless, "export windows" are constantly opening. The other day, India officially extended the permission to import peas, which lasted for several months, until April 30, 2024. Such opportunities stimulate Ukrainian producers to produce legumes, especially small ...
Source: Agravery

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