The restrictions will be valid until the end of 2025 and value at 7/12 from the ordinary annual volume.
The European Commission has approved the number of quotas for Ukrainian agricultural products, which will be valid from June 6 to the end of 2025 under the agreement with a deep and comprehensive free trade zone. This is stated in a document published on the European Union website.
Ukraine can be placed in the EU market in the framework of a deep and comprehensive free trade zone in 7 in 12 months of the year (7/12) wheat, flour and Meslin – 583.33 thousand tons, corn – 379,167 thousand tons, barley – 204.167 thousand tonnes.
Restrictions will affect poultry meat, which is allowed to place 52.511 thousand tons, which are divided as follows: 4/7 of the amount for the period from June 6 to September 30 and 3/7 of the amount for the period from October 1 to December 31. A similar scenario of products is provided for beef, exports of which are limited to 7 thousand tonelies, eggs, and eggs, eggs, The supply of which should be 3500 tons.
It is allowed to put milk and cream in the EU market until December 31, 2025 5833 tons, milk milk – 2917 tons, butter – 1750 tons.
The quotes are divided into two parts: from June 6 to September 30 (4/7 volume) and from October 1 to December 31 (3/7 volume), providing the more equally distributed uses of the year. The EU’s move aims to maintain the balance between the support of Ukrainian exports and the stability of the European -Agricultural Product market market.
Remember, on June 6, the Ukraine will disappear of the “Trade Visa -Free” regime with the European Union, which allows the duty -Free export to European countries. Instead of accessing the market full, Ukraine exporters can only use 7/12 annual quotas that act before the war.
According to NBU estimates, after the restoration of quotas for agro-productions, Ukraine will lose nearly $ 800 million in June-December 2025.
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Source: korrespondent
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