Ukraine issues lists of agriculture goods banned by Eastern European states
The list includes meat, poultry, dairy and eggs
22 April 2023
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By: Several Eastern European states have imposed temporary bans on certain Ukrainian agricultural products, arguing that excessive Ukrainian supplies had affected local markets, reported Reuters.
The Ukrainian agriculture ministry published lists on Friday of commodities and countries that have banned them. Following is a summary of those lists:
COMMODITY | BANNED BY COUNTRY |
wheat | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
corn | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
barley | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
sugar/sugar beet | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary |
sunseed | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
rape seed | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
vegetables | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary |
wine | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
meat | Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria |
poultry | Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria |
eggs | Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria |
cereals | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
rapeseed oil | Hungary |
sunoil | Hungary, Bulgaria |
bread | Hungary |
honey | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria |
spirit | Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria |
fruits | Poland, Slovakia |
soy beans | Slovakia, Bulgaria |
milk/products | Poland, Bulgaria |
