The Chinese authorities have agreed to a phytosanitary protocol that will allow the import of peas from Ukraine. This was announced by the President of the Council of Bean Producers and Consumers of Ukraine, Antonina Skliarenko, during her speech at the Agro Ukraine Summit. She expressed hope that now farmers will be interested in increasing the area of sowing and production of peas. The protocol is currently being processed by the State Consumer Service.

The House of Commons of Canada has adopted the updated free trade agreement with Ukraine, which was signed by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy back in September.

The agreement was accepted despite the objections of conservative MPs who criticized the bill because of "carbon pricing".

In total, in 2023, deliveries of domestic agricultural products to the European Union amounted to 12,6 billion US dollars, i.e. only by 0,5 billion US dollars (-3,8%) is less than the 2022 record of 13,1 billion US dollars. This is the second most expensive result since the Independence of Ukraine. For several years in a row, the European Union has been the main market for the sale of a number of different agro-food products from Ukraine. In 2023, these were:

Thanks to the coordinated work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the State Production and Consumer Service, as well as with the support of the Embassy of Ukraine in the People's Republic of China, all stages of approval of the form of the certificate for the export of honey to China have been completed.