Ukraine and Poland are ready to expand agricultural trade

Published Mar 21, 2025

Tridge summary

Ukraine and Poland are set to increase agricultural cooperation and trade, with Ukraine hoping that Poland will help ensure stable trade conditions with the EU after the end of Autonomous Trade Preferences in June. The focus is on aligning Ukrainian agricultural legislation with EU standards, and Poland has offered to share its experience in implementing technical regulations. The two countries also aim to expand markets and promote innovations in agriculture. There is potential for increased supply of organic products, protein feed, rapeseed, and soybean meal from Ukraine to Poland, meeting demand in the Polish market. Record agricultural trade between Ukraine and the EU is expected in 2024, with mutual trade reaching nearly $17 billion.
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Original content

Ukraine and Poland are preparing to expand agricultural cooperation and strengthen trade relations. In Warsaw, the Minister of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine, Vitaliy Koval, discussed with his Polish counterpart, Czesław Sekerski, the continuity of Ukrainian agricultural exports, the adaptation of legislation to EU standards, and the expansion of markets. Koval emphasized that Ukraine and Poland have common goals – victory in the war, good neighborly relations, and economic development. An important step in achieving these goals is effective cooperation between Ukrainian agricultural producers and the European Union. He expressed hope that Poland can become a leader in ensuring the continuity and predictability of trade conditions between Ukraine and the EU after the end of the Autonomous Trade Preferences (“visa-free trade”) on June 5. The parties paid special attention to the adaptation of Ukrainian agricultural legislation to European standards. Polish partners shared their ...

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