Eu Plans To Curb Ukraine Farm Imports From June

On Friday, the EUs agriculture commissioner stated that the bloc anticipates reducing farm imports from Ukraine while reviewing emergency measures to support Kyiv, which allowed the bloc to expand its market for Ukrainian goods.

Christophe Hansen told AFP that Brussels was looking to find a new agreement as the policies that have angered European farmers come to an end in June.

Conversations must be quick. In an interview, he declared, The European Union is prepared to negotiate, and it should take place in the upcoming weeks.

There will be a change to import quotas from this interim deregulation. Fewer imports will be made.

In a gesture of solidarity, the EU removed tariffs on Ukrainian goods during Russias invasion in 2022, since the conflict significantly reduced Kyivs regular sea export routes.