Ukraine Plans to Boost Food Processing as Preferential EU Trade Ends
Ukraine plans to change its policy on agricultural exports to adapt to the expected end of free access to the lucrative EU market, potentially reducing raw material exports while stepping up domestic food processing, its farm minister told Reuters.
Agricultural goods accounted for about 60% of Ukraine's total exports of $41.6 billion last year, with the European Union buying around 60% of those goods, worth about $15 billion.
The EU temporarily waived duties and quotas on Ukrainian agriculture after Russia's...
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