The export of beef can compensate for its low consumption in Ukraine

Published 2022년 11월 21일

Tridge summary

Ukrainian meat producers are facing challenges in exporting due to European documentation regulations for beef and pork transportation, according to UKAB analyst Maksym Hopka. This issue is limiting the volume of beef exports, hindering industry growth. To counter this, Ukraine could use a mechanism similar to the one used for dairy products, where they exported to the EU during a domestic demand shortage. Currently, the average consumer price for beef in Ukraine has risen to UAH 203.45/kg, while global beef prices have seen a slight decrease in October.
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Currently, one of the problems of the Ukrainian meat producer during export is the European procedure for regulating the necessary documentation for the transportation of beef and pork. This was told by UKAB analyst Maksym Hopka, writes AgroPortal. According to him, this does not give Ukraine the opportunity to export beef in such volumes that would allow the industry to develop stably. "In Ukraine, the consumption of beef in the domestic market is at a rather low level. Therefore, it would be effective for the industry to apply the mechanism that they had in the spring with dairy products, when there was an acute problem within the country with the demand for dairy products, the expert noted. - As a way out, Ukrainian farmers started ...
Source: Agrotimes

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