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Purchase prices are pressured by stocks of commodities

Prices for raw milk in Ukraine as of June 6 compared to May decreased by 0.18−0.29 UAH, depending on the grade. The decrease in purchase prices for raw materials may be related to the difficulty of selling butter, cheeses and milk powder in conditions of limited demand in the domestic market and competition from cheap European...

 
Total losses from the war in the agricultural sector have already exceeded 40 billion dollars — report KSE Argocenter

After the start of the full-scale russian invasion, KSE Agrocentr regularly calculates the losses and needs of the Ukrainian agriculture. KSE Institute has updated the figures on direct, indirect losses and needs for the restoration of the agricultural sector due to the war, as of February 24, 2023, that is, for the year of the war. According to the latest estimates, damage to the agro-i...

 
Ukraine reduced beef and cattle exports due to logistical obstacles

In April, Ukraine exported 3.6 thousand tons of live weight beef and cattle, which is 14.63% less than in March. In April, customers from China, Kazakhstan, and Georgia reduced imports of red meat from Ukraine. Jordan and Libya did not buy cattle. A negative role was played by disruptions in export supplies of agricultural products and food product...

 
Raw milk in Ukraine continues to fall in price

As of May 23, raw milk prices in Ukraine decreased by 0.37−0.43 UAH compared to April. Purchase prices continue to move down under the pressure of weak demand on the domestic and foreign markets. It is reported by the analyst of the Association of Milk Producers Georgii Kukhaleishvili. The average purchase price of Extra Grade milk decreased to 11.58 UAH/k...

 
Prices for raw milk: Extra Grade fell by 0.40 UAH

As of May 9, raw milk prices in Ukraine decreased by 0.22−0.40 UAH compared to April. Producers are reducing the prices of raw milk in connection with the ongoing weak demand for dairy products on the domestic and foreign markets. To a certain extent, the change in prices was influenced by the high milk season and obstacles to ...

 
The biggest quantity of Ukrainian agricultural products exported to Türkiye will remain under 0% import rate

Starting from May 1, 2023, Türkiye plans to reintroduce import duties on key grain crops for all exporting countries. The duty will amount to 130% and will apply exclusively to the following crops: wheat, barley, corn, rye, oats and sorghum. Türkiye is an important importer of Ukrainian wheat. However, the majority of Ukrainian grain is not subject to this duty, as our products are imported to T&uum...

 

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