The European Union announced today that it has reached a “in principle agreement” with Ukraine on future exports of Ukrainian agricultural products, as said Commissioner Maros Shefkovic. This is a “fair and realistic” agreement, the Commissioner, who insisted on imposing “sensitive” products such as eggs, sugar and wheat. From 2022 until June 5, with the aim of supporting Kiev after the Russian invasion, the European Union excluded agricultural Ukrainian products from duties. This was done to offset the highest cost of exports to the EU, as Russia threatened traditional maritime transport routes. The measure was terminated early in the month, after the influx of cheap Ukrainian cereals, poultry and sugar caused strong protests in countries adjacent to Ukraine, especially in Poland. The EU has returned to its pre -war trade agreement with Ukraine, with duties and quotas on agricultural products. The EU is the […]
Source: News Beast
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