As of June 19, since the beginning of the 2025/26 marketing year (MY), Ukraine has exported 35.963 million tonnes of grains and legumes, of which 2.064 million tonnes were shipped during the current month.
As of June 20 last year, the total volume of shipments amounted to 40.04 million tonnes, including 1.668 million tonnes shipped in June.
By crop, exports since the beginning of the current season totaled:
Read MoreAs of June 22, Ukraine is transitioning to NCTS Phase 6, which streamlines the common transit procedure for Ukrainian traders, taking into account integration with the EU's digital platforms.
“Transit declarations that are not completed by 10:00 on June 22 will need to be resubmitted in NCTS Phase 6 after the system resumes operation,” the authority clarified.
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in June 2026 published an updated global balance forecast for major agricultural crops for the 2026/27 marketing year.
According to the updated USDA forecasts, in the 2026/27 MY wheat production in Ukraine has been increased by 0.5 million tons – to 23.5 million tons. The export forecast has also been raised by 1.0 million tons – to 14.0 million tons. At the same time, the estimate of ending stocks has...
Read MoreAs of the beginning of June 2026, Ukraine is actively using tariff quotas within the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area with the EU (DCFTA).
The highest level of utilization has been recorded for poultry products, eggs and wheat.
Within the updated DCFTA regime, quotas are administered through two mechanisms – licensing (with distribution by periods: quarter, half-year or year) and on the First Come – First Served principle, when the volume is used as applications are submitted.
Read MoreThe Ukrainian cheese brand KOMO, produced by PJSC “Dubnomoloko”, has started sales in the United Kingdom and entered the local retail market.
KOMO became the first Ukrainian cheese producer to receive BRCGS certification, which is a mandatory requirement for supplying products to leading international retail chains.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Finance of Canada has extended the decree on exemption of Ukrainian goods from duties until June 9, 2027.
The relevant legislative changes were published in the official government gazette of Canada, Canada Gazette.
Only eggs, chicken and dairy products, the sale of which in Canada is controlled separately, will not be exempt from duties.
Read MoreIn January-May 2026, the Export Credit Agency of Ukraine supported export contracts of Ukrainian producers with a total value of 7.4 billion UAH.
The amount of insured credit agreements amounted to 0.2 billion UAH. During this period, 33 agreements were supported for 29 exporters.
Read MoreUkraine has resumed sea exports of urea. For the first time in the last 7 years, a batch of products manufactured by the OSTCHEM group was shipped through the Chornomorsk port to international buyers in the Mediterranean region. The main destinations are Italy and Turkey.
The total volume of supplies is about 21 thousand tons. Among the buyers of Ukrainian urea are large international companies, including the American Nitron Group and the South...
Read MoreUkraine and Albania signed the Agreement on International Road Transport, which creates opportunities for the development of transportation between the countries and the strengthening of trade and economic cooperation.
The Agreement was signed by the Deputy Minister of Development of Communities and Territories Serhiy Derkach and the Minister of Infrastructure and Energy of Albania Enea Karakaci.
Read MoreUkraine, over ten months of the 2025/26 season (June – March), received a record foreign currency revenue from the export of frozen raspberries.
Ukraine exported 56.8 thousand tons of frozen raspberries during the specified period, which is 7% more compared to last year. Revenue amounted to €223.8 million (+66%) at an average price of 3.94 €/kg (+55%).
In March, prices rose to a maximum of 4.22 €/kg. The export...
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