Ukrainian soybean producers will have to update their export certificates

Published 2023년 6월 14일

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In 2024, Ukrainian soybean exporters will be required to provide traceability certificates to the European Union, as part of the EU's new legislation combating deforestation. This legislation imposes strict traceability requirements on each batch of imported soybeans, with fields where the soybeans are grown prohibited from deforestation. The Danube Soy association is also launching a project to compensate 15% of the cost of purchased original seeds for small farmers. The association is also planning measures to build domestic soybean supply chains to the EU, and is considering supporting small farmers who grow soybeans in Ukraine.

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In 2024, Ukrainian soybean exporters may need a traceability certificate for deliveries to the European Union. This was stated by the executive director of the Danube Soy association Volodymyr Pugachev, reports AgroPolit.com. As the expert noted, the new legislation of the European Union on combating deforestation introduces strict requirements for the traceability of each individual batch of imported soybeans all the way to the field. In particular, fields where soybeans are grown must not have had deforestation in the past, and companies must properly certify this under the European Union's new regulations. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter "Complying with the sanitary requirements of the importing country, as well as monitoring changes in local legislation, is extremely important for the export-oriented sector of Ukrainian soybean production," explained the director of the association. As a reminder, the Danube Soy association is launching a project ...

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