The updated trade agreement between the EU and Ukraine entered into force today, October 29, 2025.

The document provides for changes to tariff quotas for a number of types of agricultural and food products. Compared to 2021 levels, the quotas will increase as follows: honey – by 583.3%; sugar – by 500%; processed starch – by 500%; barley groats and meal; cereals processed in other ways – by 435.8%; bran, husks, and residues – by 386%; dry milk – by 308%; eggs – by 300%; malt – by 250%; processed tomatoes – by 250%; processed sugar products – by 250%; starches – by 244%; butter – by 233.3%; oats – by 192.5%; corn – by 153%; milk, cream, condensed milk – by 150%; garlic – by 150%; other sugars – by 150%; apple juice – by 150%; products from processed butter – by 150%; sugar corn – by 150%; mannitol-sorbitol – by 150%; processed cereal products – by 150%; sugar syrups – by 135%; poultry meat – by 133.3%; wheat – by 130%; ethanol – by 125%; barley – by 122.2%.

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