Menorah AgroTrade — current events and market reviews
Ukraine has a strong chance of becoming the world’s largest frozen raspberry exporter by total volume in the 2026/27 season. A poor harvest in Serbia and frost damage in Poland are creating favourable conditions for Ukrainian suppliers in the European market.
Ukraine and Azerbaijan have agreed to strengthen agricultural cooperation. Azerbaijan has offered to use its logistics network to transport Ukrainian agricultural products not only to its domestic market but also onward to Central Asia and the Middle East.
Tax rates for Ukrainian sole proprietors (FOPs) remain unchanged in September 2026. Group 1 and 2 entrepreneurs must pay the unified tax and military levy on time, while Group 3 taxpayers will make their quarterly payments later this autumn.
Ukraine's Ministry of Agrarian Policy expects winter wheat acreage for the 2027 harvest to decline.
India has lifted its long-standing ban on wheat and wheat flour exports, moving these products to the free export category. The decision is expected to increase competition on global grain markets and could affect pricing for major exporters, including Ukraine.
International partners have confirmed nearly $10.5 million in funding for temporary crop storage solutions for Ukrainian farmers. The support is intended to ease the storage shortage caused by disrupted seaborne exports and continued attacks on port infrastructure.