Ukraine exported 66.8 thousand tons of flour in 2025, which is the lowest figure since 2006, when 10.5 thousand tons of this product were supplied for export.
The war has virtually cut off the opportunity for Ukrainian flour millers to earn additional income on the international market. Logistics problems have led to Ukraine losing almost all of its traditional markets. Only Moldova remains, and the possibility of exports to the EU has emerged,...
Read MoreRaspberries are Ukraine's main export-oriented berry and determine the dynamics of the entire berry sector.
In 2025, production volumes decreased, which directly affected the structure of sales.
In previous years, fresh raspberries were mainly exported for further processing. In 2025, due to the reduced harvest, domestic processing capacities were sufficient to handle the available volume of products, so there...
Read MoreIn January 2026, Ukraine imported 2.8 thousand tons of cheese, which is 9.7% less than in the first month of 2025.
$17.6 million was spent on cheese imports – 2.8% less than in January 2025.
Cheese was mainly imported to Ukraine from Poland (49.5%), Germany (16.1%), and the Netherlands (9.8%).
Exports of Ukrainian cheese in January 2026 increased by 11.5% compared to the...
Read MoreThe Slovak oil refining company Slovnaft is temporarily suspending diesel fuel exports to Ukraine and other export deliveries.
The Slovak government has declared a state of emergency in the energy sector and decided to release part of the strategic oil reserves in the form of a loan to the company Slovnaft, which operates the only oil refinery in Slovakia.
Read MoreIn January 2026, Ukraine imported more than 6 thousand tons of technical ammophos grade 12:61. This is almost twice as much as in the same period last year and 4.6 times more than in 2024.
This indicates that farmers are placing greater emphasis on precision agriculture and the use of highly efficient fertilizers rather than on cost-saving and the use of relatively cheap superphosphates.
Read MoreIn January 2026, Ukraine imported 403 tons of live domestic poultry: chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, guinea fowl. This is 7.8% more than in the same period of the previous year.
In monetary terms, imports of live domestic poultry in January of this year increased by 23.1% compared to the same period of 2025 – to $9.6 million.
The largest suppliers of live poultry to Ukraine in January 2026 were Hungary (29.2...
Read MoreThe oat market in Ukraine in the 2025/26 MY demonstrates an unusual combination of opposing trends: a decline in production amid growing external demand.
A reduction in sown areas has led to a drop in gross harvest to about 360 thousand tons, while the crop maintains stable yields at 2.6 t/ha. In such a configuration, each ton of oats gains greater strategic importance for the market.
Read MoreIn 2025, Ukraine exported 111.2 thousand tons of bioethanol, which is 11.9% more compared to the same period of the previous year.
The highest shipment volumes were recorded in February, March and April, while the lowest – in September, October and November.
The geography of exports remained stable: 96.2% of Ukrainian bioethanol was directed to EU countries, with the remaining volumes going to Switzerland.
Read MoreOn February 12, 2026, a ceremony for the symbolic handover of the next tranche of humanitarian aid was held at the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Representation in Mozambique as part of the implementation of Ukrainian President V. Zelensky's initiative “Grain from Ukraine”, funded by the Government of Italy.
Read MoreTractor imports to Ukraine in January 2026 amounted to $33.3 million, which is 24.2% less than in January of the previous year ($43.9 million).
Compared to December 2025, the volume of imported tractor equipment decreased by 2.5 times, which may indicate seasonal demand reduction and restrained investment activity of farmers at the beginning of the year.
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