The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey is strengthening phytosanitary controls on the import, export, re-export and transit of plants and plant products, including wheat from Ukraine, starting from 4 August 2026.
The tighter requirements are linked to the Turkish side’s adoption of a new Plant Quarantine Regulation, which repeals the previous Quarantine Regulation.
Read MoreThe volume of grain and legume exports from Ukraine in the 2026/27 marketing year as of 27 July stands at almost 2.36 million tonnes, which is 1.8 times higher than the figure for the previous season.
Thus, 961 thousand tonnes of wheat have been shipped for export (twice as much).
Barley supplies to foreign markets amounted to 183 thousand tonnes, which is 4% less than the volumes of the corresponding period of...
Read MoreDue to constant enemy shelling, ship owners have temporarily stopped sending civilian ships to Ukrainian ports. Despite this, we are not talking about a complete blockade of the sea export corridor at the moment.
The decision to suspend voyages is an exceptional initiative of the business – the Ukrainian authorities have not introduced any bans or restrictions.
Currently, the Cabinet of Ministers is working on decisions that will allow the resumption of safe navigation as soon as possible.
Read MoreSerbia is becoming one of the most notable Balkan trading partners of Ukraine. According to the results of the I half of the current year, this country ranked 33rd among the 50 largest partners of our country, and the bilateral trade turnover reached $345.9 million.
Read MoreThe volume of exports of grain and leguminous crops from Ukraine in the 2026/27 MY as of July 22 is almost 2.1 million tons, which is twice as much as the figure of the previous season.
834 thousand tons of wheat were sent for export (2.3 times more).
Barley supplies to foreign markets amounted to 182 thousand tons, which is 48% higher than the volumes of the same period of the previous season. Rye exports have...
Read MoreThe situation on the Ukrainian butter market in July has not improved. The supply of products continues to exceed demand, opportunities for selling surpluses are limited, and prices are low.
Despite some increase in prices on the European market, exports to EU countries remain economically unprofitable for most Ukrainian producers. The best price offers currently come from buyers from the Caucasus countries, while the European market does not...
Read MoreIn January-June 2026, Ukraine imported 18 thousand tons of pork, which is 4.3 times more than in the same period of the previous year.
In monetary terms, imports for the first half of this year amounted to $43.4 million – 2.4 times more than in the same period of 2025.
In January-June this year, pork was mainly imported from Denmark (50.5%), Germany (20.2%) and Poland (17.7%).
Read MoreAbout 50.4 thousand tons of oil were exported by railway in the first half of July this year. This figure is 23.2% lower than last year’s.
At the same time, the volume increased by 2.4% compared to the figure for this period of June.
Among the reasons for this decline are the poor harvest of oilseeds and the beginning of the repair period at oil extraction plants.
Read MoreIn January-June 2026, Ukraine imported 39.17 thousand tons of dairy products, which is 30% more than in the same period of 2025.
The physical volumes of exports decreased by 7%, and monetary revenue decreased by 23% compared to June 2025. In January-June 2026, Ukraine exported 63.78 thousand tons (-10%) of dairy products for the amount of 180.87 million USD (-20%).
Read MoreAccording to customs statistics data, Ukrainian poultry meat exports in January-June 2026 amounted to 248.65 thousand tons against 226.83 thousand tons in the 1st half of 2025, according to the State Customs Service data.
At the same time, in monetary terms, exports in the first half of the year amounted to 526.96 million USD against 536.97 million USD in the first half of 2025.
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