Ukraine will support producers of non-GMO soybeans

Published 2023년 2월 7일

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The "Danube Soya" association and Ukraine's Ministry of Agriculture are working to establish a supply chain for domestic soybeans to the EU. This plan is part of the 'Protein Partnership' project, which aims to increase the production of non-GM soybeans in countries like Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, and Ukraine. The war has potentially increased soybean cultivation in Ukraine, as it is a profitable and easy-to-grow crop. From September 2022, there has been a gradual increase in soybean purchase prices in Ukraine. It is anticipated that at least 1.2 million hectares will be sown with soybeans in 2023.

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The "Danube Soya" association together with the Ministry of Agriculture is planning measures aimed at building supply chains of domestic soybeans to the EU. This was discussed during the meeting of the First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Taras Vysotsky with representatives of the association, the press service of the ministry reports. It is noted that "Danuyska Soya" intends to support domestic soybean producers within the "Protein Partnership" project. This is an initiative designed to increase the volume of non-GM soybeans produced sustainably in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova and Ukraine. In addition, the association is considering the possibility of supporting small farmers who grow soybeans in Ukraine. It is about compensating part of the purchase of certified non-GM soybean seeds of domestic and foreign selection. Read also: Bill Gates' new hobby: the millionaire invests in cheese made from soybeans. "Ukraine is one of the 10 countries that ...

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