Ukrainian agriculture faces numerous challenges due to logistical problems, the occupation and mining of a large part of the territory, but remains among the world leaders almost a year after the Russian invasion.

The large-scale consequences of the war for agriculture have become profound and will probably continue for several more years, Pavlo Koval, general director of the Ukrainian Agrarian Confederation, tells EFE. The beginning of the war "clipped the wings" of the industry, which had been developing rapidly for the past 5–7 years, with a record 106 million tons harvested in 2021.

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NIBULON has rapidly developed in all directions of its multipurpose activities for 30 years. The company’s innovative practices and significant investments in grain transportation infrastructure have contributed significantly to the dramatic expansion of the Ukrainian agricultural sector in recent decades. NIBULON’S highly efficient logistics have connected Ukraine’s farmers with the global food market. As a result of it, Ukraine is renowned as a supplier of high-quality grain and a successful example of the development of modern inland logistics.

The terminal of the Viterra grain trading corporation was damaged as a result of rocket attack on Mykolayiv. Alla Stoyanova, director of the department of agrarian policy of the Odessa Regional State Administration, wrote about this on her Telegram channel on June 27.

Copa and Cogeca fully support the European Commission proposal to suspend import duties on all Ukrainian exports to the European Union.