Seed supplies from Ukraine to EU markets in 2024 increased by more than 30 times compared to the pre-war year of 2021, reaching a record figure of $115 million USD.

The main importer of Ukrainian seed corn is France, which purchased 9,700 tons for $26.1 million USD.

Ukraine also made significant deliveries of seed corn to other EU countries: Austria – 9,200 tons ($23.8 million USD), Romania – 9,100 tons ($23.4 million USD), Hungary – 7,700 tons ($23.8 million USD), Germany – 3,200 tons ($7 million USD), and Croatia – 1,300 tons ($3.1 million USD).

Noticeably smaller volumes of seed exports of this agricultural crop went to Moldova – 800 tons ($2.5 million USD) and Kazakhstan – 600 tons ($1.2 million USD).

In addition to corn, Ukraine supplied seeds of other agricultural crops to foreign markets: wheat (1,092 tons), rye (856 tons), barley (368 tons), sunflower (268 tons), soybeans (30 tons), sorghum (29 tons), and buckwheat (23 tons).

Reference source: https://cutt.ly/OruQRyIR