Agricultural companies, farmers, food processors, policies and investments in Ukraine, one of the world's farm powerhouses.
The European Union and Ukraine have not started negotiating a new framework for agricultural trade, which is planned to come into force in June 2025 when the current temporary trade agreement expires, Euractiv reported, citing unnamed Ukrainian sources. The current autonomous trade measures (ATMs), introduced in 2022 following the Russian
Ukraine's exports of agricultural products amounted to $24.5 billion in 2024, reaching pre-war levels, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food said. In 2024, Ukraine exported 78.3 million tonnes of agricultural products, the ministry said, adding that exports of agricultural products accounted for 59% of
The US government announced more than $400 million in new aid for Ukraine to help train workers for reconstruction-related jobs, rebuild transport infrastructure, boost export-oriented agriculture, and prepare private-public partnerships. Richard Verma, the US special envoy for the reconstruction of Ukraine, said the largest portion of the
MHP, Ukraine's largest poultry producer, has submitted a binding offer to acquire Uvesa Group, a leading poultry supplier in Spain, for an undisclosed sum. MHP has submitted a tender offer addressed to all shareholders of Uvesa, MHP said in a stock filing. The acquisition is subject to 50.
The Grain from Ukraine initiative, a humanitarian food program launched in 2022 to provide countries facing hunger with Ukrainian grain, has secured $44 million in funding from states participating in the third "Grain from Ukraine" summit held in Kyiv on Nov 23, Ukraine's Foreign Ministry said.
Satellite imagery focusing on two Ukrainian wheat production areas — the Kherson and Poltava regions — has shown a drop in wheat production in regions on the front line of conflict with Russia, research published by Environmental Research Letters has found.
South Korea's agricultural machinery company Daedong said it has signed a three-year agreement to export tractors worth KRW 30 billion ($21.5 million) to Ukraine. In a press release on Thursday, Daedong described the move as a "full-scale entry" into the Ukrainian agricultural machinery
The UN World Food Programme's executive board approved an interim strategic plan for Ukraine for the 2025-2027 period with a total budget of $2.1 billion, Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said in a post on X on Wednesday. The plan includes humanitarian aid, support
South Korean tractor manufacturer TYM said it aims to participate in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine through its recently established European subsidiary. Ukrainian parliamentary delegates recently visited TYM's headquarters, discussing active support for tractor manufacturing parts and services via the European unit, TYM said in a press
Organizers: Ukrainian Agribusiness Club (UCAB) with the support of USAID Topic: Two-minute commercial pitches by Ukrainian grain exporting companies. The attendees also discussed decent changes in Ukrainian grain exports, trends in global markets, and potential opportunities for grain industry development Speakers: Alex Lissitsa - President of the Ukrainian Agribusiness Club
Ukraine's Economy Ministry is working to adopt an internationally recognised methodology for soil analysis to speed up the return of former battlegrounds to agriculture and other uses, the ministry said. The government has "engaged scientists from leading Ukrainian universities to build a scientifically based probabilistic model of
Organizer: Ukrainian Agribusiness Club and UCABEvent agency Agenda: 11:00 - 11:05 Welcoming word Alex Lissitsa, President of Ukrainian Agribusiness Club (UCAB) 11:05 - 11:20 Panel Discussion Moderator: Nazar Bobitski, Head of the UCAB EU office Kick-off remarks 11:20 - 12:20 Panel Discussion Panelists: * Taras Vysotskyi, First
Contents The Reporter's Notepad: The business and political news cycle slows to a crawl as leaders in Ukraine and throughout the West await results of the US presidential election this week. Just The Facts: A Ukrainian intelligence agency doxxes capitains of ships it accuses to transporting stolen grain,
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said Wednesday it will provide a €40 million financing package to Ukraine's pet food producer Kormotech to build a second pet food plant in Lithuania. The package is a syndicated A/B facility, the EBRD said in a press release.
