Over the first four months of this year, imports increased by 16.5% compared to the same period last year for all cheeses (HS 0406) and by 20% for aged cheeses (HS 040690).
Read MoreThe volume of capital investments in Ukraine’s agricultural sector per 1 hectare of agricultural land, amounting to about $100, is the lowest compared to the United Kingdom and EU countries.
The dynamics of capital investments in agricultural development during wartime are quite unstable, and the overall volumes are insufficient for its expanded development. Over the past 10 years, there have been three (!) investment declines – in 2015, 2020,...
Read MoreUkraine’s Ministry of Communities and Territories Development and Norway’s Ministry of Transport have agreed to extend the liberalization of freight transport. The “transport visa-free” arrangement will remain in effect at least until December 31, 2025, with the possibility of automatic extension.
This agreement allows freight vehicles meeting Euro-5 standards or higher to conduct bilateral and transit shipments without special permits, consistent...
Read MoreIn May 2025, Ukraine imported 77,500 tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), a 27% increase from April but 8% less than in May 2024. This is the highest volume since September 2024.
The number of importers increased by 12% from April, reaching 86 companies.
Read MoreIn 2024, Ukraine produced 7.1 million tons of cast iron, of which 1.3 million tons were exported. Apparent cast iron consumption increased to 5.8 million tons, a 21% rise compared to 2023 (4.8 million tons).
In the global ranking of net cast iron exporters, Ukraine climbed to 10th place with 3.4 million tons, up from 12th place in 2023 with 2.2 million tons.
Read MoreThe Canadian Government has extended for another 12 months a regulation that eliminates customs duties on Ukrainian goods imports. This was announced by Ukraine’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Yuliia Svyrydenko.
Ukrainian goods will continue to enjoy duty-free access to the Canadian market until 9 June 2026.
Read MoreDuring January-May 2025, Ukraine imported goods worth $31.3 billion and exported goods worth $16.9 billion.
At the same time, taxed imports amounted to $23.8 billion, which is 76% of the total volume of imported goods.
The countries from which the largest number of goods were imported to Ukraine: China – $6.5 billion, Poland – $2.9 billion, and Germany – $2.6 billion.
Read MoreThe volume of grain transported by rail for export from January to May decreased by 30%. Over the five months of this year, 12 million 743 thousand tons of grain cargo were transported by rail, which is 32% less than in the same period last year. At the same time, 11 million 351 thousand tons of grain were transported for export, a 30% reduction compared to the same five-month period last year.
Read MoreIn May 2025, the total volume of foreign trade in dairy products reached USD 67.6 million, marking a 17.3% increase compared to April (USD 57.6 million) and March (USD 57.7 million).
May saw record-breaking export volumes: +35% compared to April and +52% compared to March. Such high export volumes had not been recorded even in August–September 2022. Import volumes, however, decreased by 4.7% compared to April and by 16.1% compared to March.
Read MoreUkraine has nearly returned to its historical export routes via sea. Before the full-scale invasion, 94% of agricultural products were exported by sea, and today, this figure stands at 90%.
According to data from the State Customs Service of Ukraine, in 2024, Ukraine exported food products (UKTZED groups 1–24, as well as casein, albumins, hides, fur, wool, etc.) worth USD 24.84 billion.
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