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This is the largest annual figure for at least since 2022.
Since the beginning of 2026 year, as of October, 29 new export directions in 13 countries and the European Union have been approved for Ukrainian agro-products.
This was announced by the State Service on Food Safety and Consumer Protection.
It is noted that this is the largest annual indicator for at least since 2022 year.
The new directions cover various regions of the world—from Europe and the Caucasus to the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Ukrainian flour can be exported to China; egg products to Vietnam and Egypt; milk and dairy products to Chile.
It was also approved to access new markets for meat and meat products, animal feeds, live animals, snails, and planting material.
Among the new directions are export of large cattle to Algeria for slaughter, fattening, and breeding; sheep for immediate slaughter to Egypt; beef and products from it to Iraq, Georgia, and Côte d’Ivoire. To Egypt, supply of table eggs, egg and fish products has been approved, and to Côte d’Ivoire — also poultry meat and products from it.
Ukrainian producers will also be able to supply pet foods to Egypt and the Republic of Korea, processed feeds — to Albania, and plant-based feeds — to Georgia. For Georgia, certificates have also been approved for a number of by-product animal-derived materials, including processed animal protein and tallow.
The list includes not only raw materials but also processed products: flour, meat, dairy and egg products, and pet foods.
“The opening of each new direction is a concrete result of the joint work of the state and Ukrainian producers. We are expanding the geography of exports while also creating opportunities to supply processed goods. This is important for the development of Ukrainian industry and strengthening Ukraine’s positions on world markets. Such results are achieved thanks to cooperation with relevant ministries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Ukrainian diplomatic missions,” commented Sergei Tkachuk, head of the State Service on Food Safety and Consumer Protection.
Earlier, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food said that Ukraine is discussing with European partners the possibility of covering additional transportation costs for exporting agricultural products through distant EU ports.
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