Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solskyi met with Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry of the Republic of Moldova Vladimir Bolea in Chișinău.
The Minister travelled to Moldova after the Moldovan side had announced its intention to temporarily impose measures on imports of grains and oilseeds from Ukraine, as some EU countries had done earlier.
Four Astarta’s top managers on their out-of-the-box approach to management, leadership, and team interaction
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, all aspects of life have changed. Values, meanings and interaction models are being transformed, and the corporate dimension is no exception. However, people are the critical element in resolving crisis issues.
Astarta is one of those companies where the management system and team interaction are based on the principle of “peer-to-peer”: each employee can show their best abilities, change roles and participate in management decisions. In turn, managers are multifunctional and flexible.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine calls on the international community to consider banning the purchase, import and transit of wood from the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus, as well as Russian fish and seafood.
According to the data of the project card, Resolution No. 8337 has been adopted, reports Ukrinform.
On May 2, 2023, the Verkhovna Rada adopted a law terminating the agreement between the government of Ukraine and the government of the Syrian Arab Republic on trade, economic and technical cooperation.
This was reported by the press service of the parliament.
The Polish government move to ban imports of Ukraine’s agricultural goods cost Kyiv $143 million last month, deputy economy minister Taras Kachka told Brussels Economic Forum.
Ukraine hopes to sell stockpiled grain across its border with the European Union (EU) after agricultural exports fell by a third in April and before the start of the new harvest, while the route from Black Sea ports remains blocked by Russia.
The volume of grain exports from Ukraine decreased from 6.7 million tons in March to 5.3 million tons in April, the State Customs Service reports.
The harvest of the new Brazilian soybean crop had another week of good progress and is now entering the final stretch.
With a little moist climate, farm machines were able to advance well in most of the growing states, mainly in Rio Grande do Sul, where there was a good recovery of the accumulated delays.
Organic exports, especially to the EU, have improved during the full-scale war. Facing problems with logistics, in August 2022, an agreement on unblocking Ukrainian sea ports came into force. Overall, organic exports to Europe (the EU, Norway, Switzerland) in 2022 exceeded exports in 2021 by 15.2%.
Despite the full-scale war, Ukrainian organic producers launched new value-added organic products in 2022. These included fruit rolls, different types of instant porridge and cream soups, nectarine juice and essential oils.
The EU single market is a platform for business development that demonstrates sustainability and provides stable access to goods and services for consumers. Ukraine has an ambitious goal to ensure full integration into the single market even before becoming an EU member. EU digital regulation, standardisation policy, transition to green technologies, and Ukraine’s role in the development of the single market – these and other issues were discussed at the Single Market Forum: 30th Anniversary, which took place in Sweden.
Briefly:
From May 2, according to the decision of the European Commission, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia undertake to cancel their unilateral measures regarding the import of agricultural products coming from Ukraine. At the same time, 4 agricultural crops - wheat, corn, rapeseed and sunflower - will not be exported to Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia until June 5, 2023.