
August Export Prices Approved
Ukraine's Ministry of Economy and Environment has approved the minimum export prices for August 2026 covering grains, oilseeds, vegetable oils, honey, and nuts under the country's export assurance regime.
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Ukraine's Ministry of Economy and Environment has approved the minimum export prices for August 2026 covering grains, oilseeds, vegetable oils, honey, and nuts under the country's export assurance regime.

Ukraine and Poland Are Exploring the Use of the Ports of Gdańsk, Gdynia, Szczecin, and Świnoujście as Alternative Export Routes for Agricultural Products Amid Disruptions at the Greater Odesa Ports and the Ongoing Logistics Crisis.

Due to a sharp decline in grain exports and limited maritime logistics, Ukraine could face a shortage of up to 11 million tonnes of grain storage capacity this autumn, increasing pressure on the agricultural market.

In August, the average daily transfer of grain wagons through Ukraine's rail border crossings with Romania increased nearly fifteenfold, highlighting a major shift in export logistics amid disruptions to maritime trade.

The Ukrainian Government Has Expanded the Affordable Loans "5-7-9%" Program, Providing Farmers with Access to Up to UAH 80 Billion in Credit to Sustain Production and Exports Amid the Ongoing Logistics Crisis.

Under Ukraine's State Humanitarian Demining Program, Another 210 Hectares of Agricultural Land Were Cleared in July, Bringing the Total Area Returned to Use to More Than 16,400 Hectares.