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Ukrainian agrarians are the main power which makes economy of the country recover after two-year recession. Ukraine is starting to live up to its reputation as Europe’s breadbasket, says Bloomberg in the article 'New ‘Locomotive’ Powering Ukraine as Economy Retools After War'.

Exports of wheat, barley and sunflower oil are at or near all-time highs, part of an agricultural revival that began to take hold in 2013. The industry’s rise coincides with declines in export mainstays such as steel and iron ore, which are produced largely in the nation’s east and have suffered amid the conflict there with Russian-backed insurgents. Trade data due Tuesday are set to underline the shift.

Canada annually imports goods worth about $420 billion, opening great opportunities for Ukraine. Deputy Economic Development and Trade Minister of Ukraine Natalia Mykolska said this on the air of UA|TV channel.

Ukrainian poultry products could return to the Israeli market by the end of this spring, Ukraine's Agricultural Policy and Food Ministry has reported.

In 2016, more than half of Ukraine's grain exports were sent to Asian countries, namely China, India, Indonesia and Thailand. This is reported by the press service of the National Research Center 'Institute of Agrarian Economics' (IAE), citing IAE Deputy Director Mykola Puhachov.