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The value of agricultural land in Ukraine may increase by 80-100% in dollar terms over the next three years.

Milk processing volumes in Ukraine remained stable in 2025 at around 3.2 million tonnes. Consumption of dairy products also remained virtually unchanged at 209 kg per person.

The Northern Interregional Main Directorate of the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection at the border conducted state control of batches of daily young poultry imported to Ukraine from Hungary and Germany.

Statistics on the area under lavender fields in Ukraine are not maintained, but experts believe they may reach 800 ha.

The current draft law on new genomic techniques in the EU means that some GMOs will be defined as non-GMOs and will be allowed for use only with the appropriate seed labeling. This is the future that awaits Ukraine.

The adaptation of Ukraine’s agricultural sector to European Union standards requires sufficient time.

Ukraine is bringing its legislation closer to EU standards. All directives have been consolidated into one document, which has already been voted on and will enter into force in August 2026 — the Law «On State Regulation of Genetic Engineering Activities and State Control over the Placement on the Market of Genetically Modified Organisms and Products».

More than 197 million tonnes of cargo have been transported through the Ukrainian maritime corridor since it began operating in 2023.

In January-April 2026, Germany became the leader in terms of tractor deliveries to Ukraine, surpassing the United States, which previously held the first place.

On May 20, Kyiv hosted the presentation of the Roadmap for the European Integration of Ukraine’s Dairy Sector. The document serves as a strategic framework and a step-by-step plan outlining the direction in which Ukraine’s dairy sector should move on its path toward European integration.The goal of the document is to bring Ukrainian dairy products to the European market and ensure the sustainable development of the industry.The Roadmap was developed by industry associations, including the Union of Dairy Enterprises of Ukraine, in partnership with government bodies and with the support of international donors from Switzerland and the Netherlands.

In April 2026, Ukraine exported 10.75 thousand tonnes of dairy products worth $31.44 million.

Ukraine continues the systematic adaptation of its agricultural sector to European Union standards. Compliance with EU requirements is already opening new export markets for domestic products and strengthening the country’s position in the global agricultural market.

Ukrainian agricultural producers have completed the sugar beet sowing campaign.

The possible introduction by Israel of a 50% duty on feed wheat from the Black Sea region is unlikely to become a systemic blow to Ukrainian agricultural exports. However, it may signal a new stage in the politicization of global grain trade.

The European fruit and vegetable market remains one of the most demanding in the world. For Ukrainian companies seeking access to more complex sales channels, having only a competitive price is not enough.

The traditional walnut export scheme from Ukraine failed in the 2025/26 marketing year.

To meet the diverse needs of modern agriculture — from small farmers to large enterprises — Titan Machinery Ukraine is offering the Case IH Farmlift 737 telescopic loader at an attractive price.

A new garlic variety, Ocheretynskyi Purple, which has been officially entered into the state register, is now being introduced into industrial production in Ukraine.

The favorable weather of the last week allowed us to intensify the sowing campaign, but there is still a significant lag compared to previous years.

Ukraine is barely represented on the global stone fruit market and is losing out to countries with more developed infrastructure.