The preliminary programme of the 25th International Conference «Fat & Oil Industry 2026,» which will take place on October 30 in Kyiv, has been prepared. For 25 years, the conference has been the main event for the oils and fats industry in the Black Sea region.
This was reported by the event organiser, APK-Inform.
The conference programme will also include a market panel, two panel discussions and a legal seminar.
The main topics to be discussed during the market panel «Transformation of the Global Oils Market amid Turbulent Geopolitics» will include:
The conference programme will continue with the discussion panel «Export Prospects: What and Where to Ship This Season?» It will cover opportunities for alternative routes for exporting raw materials and finished products from Ukraine, domestic logistics problems, railway operations under current conditions, cooperation with the EU, potential sales markets and the specifics of working with them, as well as other issues.
The second discussion panel, «Challenges and Development Paths for Domestic Processing amid Blocked Ports: New Growth Points and Where the Margin Is Hidden,» will address the strategy for developing domestic oilseed processing in Ukraine under restricted export conditions, prospects for the development of deep oilseed processing, the role of niche crops in current market realities, and other issues.
The conference will also feature the AGA Partners legal seminar «Legal Aspects of Trade in Oils and Fats Products amid Increased Wartime Risks.»
Full version of the preliminary Fat & Oil Industry 2026 programme

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