According to the State Customs Service, in January–June 2026 agri-products worth USD 4,704 million were imported into Ukraine. This is 8% more than in the same six months of the previous year.

The main suppliers of agri-food products to Ukraine have traditionally been the member states of the European Union. They account for exactly 54% of import deliveries. In the first half of 2026, agricultural products worth USD 2,542 million were purchased from this region.

Import volumes from other regions of the world are significantly smaller. In January–June of this year, Ukrainian companies purchased food products from Asian partners for USD 812 million (17.3% of total purchases), from Latin American countries for USD 379 million (8.1%), and from the African continent for USD 256 million (5.4%).

In the ranking of the main suppliers of agricultural products to the domestic food market, the leading positions are held by Poland (USD 568 million), Germany (USD 341 million), Turkey (USD 309 million), Italy (USD 221 million), the Netherlands (USD 207 million), France (USD 199 million), Norway (USD 180 million), Romania (USD 161 million), Ecuador (USD 146 million) and China (USD 136 million).

Together, these 10 countries account for 52% of the value of Ukraine’s agricultural imports.

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