Over the first eight months of this year, 11,471 thousand tonnes of cargo were transferred through the Ukrainian-Polish railway border crossings.
In January–August, 11,471 thousand tonnes of cargo were transferred via the junctions with Poland. This is 4% less than in the corresponding period last year.
In export traffic, 6,512 thousand tonnes were transported over the eight months, while 4,959 thousand tonnes...
Read MoreUkraine’s trade turnover in January–August 2026 reached $92.9 billion. Over the eight months, goods worth $66.3 billion were imported into the country, while exports totalled $26.6 billion.
The countries from which the largest volumes of goods were imported into Ukraine were China ($19.6 billion), Poland ($6.3 billion) and Germany ($4.4 billion). At the same time, the largest exports from Ukraine went to Poland ($3.2 billion), Turkey ($2.1 billion...
Read MoreIn January–August 2026, Ukraine imported 1.12 million tonnes of motor gasoline, which is 16% more than in the same period of 2025.
In August alone, gasoline imports amounted to 152 thousand tonnes, 7% less than in August of the previous year.
The main suppliers of gasoline to Ukraine remain Lithuania and Poland. In August, 51.8 thousand tonnes of fuel were imported from Lithuania (34% of total imports) and 40.1...
Read MoreThe Brazilian Foreign Trade Committee (GECEX) has extended for another five years the anti-dumping duties on imports of seamless carbon steel pipes from Ukraine, while maintaining the existing rates.
Duties for Interpipe Niko Tube LLC and Interpipe NTRP PJSC remain at USD 145.26 per tonne, and for all other Ukrainian companies at USD 708.60 per tonne. The duty is collected as a fixed rate in US dollars per tonne.
Read MoreUkraine has effectively turned from a net exporter of dairy products into a net importer: the foreign trade balance has become negative.
Read MoreAn audit of the state control system has begun in Ukraine. Its successful completion is a necessary condition for opening the British market to Ukrainian beef.
The audit will run from 7 to 17 September 2026. During this period, experts will assess the entire chain of state control – from the rearing of cattle to slaughter, processing and export certification of the finished products.
Read MoreThe Government has extended the settlement periods under export contracts for agricultural producers
The Government has adopted another decision aimed at supporting Ukrainian farmers who operate under the conditions of Russian attacks in the Black Sea region.
The Cabinet of Ministers is changing the rules on the maximum settlement periods for export contracts covering certain agricultural goods. These include wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflower seeds, sunflower oil and sunflower meal (cake).
Read MoreAgricultural cooperatives can now submit applications for open export of soybeans and rapeseed through the State Agrarian Register (SAR).
The updated functionality makes it possible to combine the product volumes of the farms that are members of the cooperative and to centrally submit the data required for export in electronic format.
Read MoreThe Verkhovna Rada has adopted as a basis and in full draft laws No. 15463-1 and No. 15464-1 on amendments to the Tax and Customs Codes of Ukraine regarding the exemption from taxation of certain goods for the needs of the security and defence forces.
The laws provide for exemption from import duty, value-added tax and excise tax on operations involving the importation into the customs territory of Ukraine and the supply (sale) within the customs territory of: quad bikes and all-terrain vehicles.
Read MoreIn August 2026, Ukraine increased electricity exports by 64.4% compared with July – to 382.1 thousand MWh. Imports for the month grew by 5% – to 184 thousand MWh.
According to the results of the month, Ukraine remained a net exporter of electricity. The export volume more than doubled the import volume, and net exports amounted to about 198.2 thousand MWh.
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