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Ukraine's agribusiness faces rising margin pressure despite wartime resilience, study says
Ukraine's agricultural sector is coming under growing pressure from rising labour costs, climate volatility and war-related disruptions that are squeezing farm profitability, forcing producers to rely more heavily on technology, automation and data-driven management to protect margins, according to a study prepared by Ukraine's
