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Europe is increasingly viewing Ukraine not simply as a major agricultural supplier, but as a strategic component of its future food and resource security. According to the European Commission, Ukraine’s accession could increase the EU’s protein self-sufficiency from 76% to 86%.

This figure goes far beyond a statistical projection. It is a clear indication that Ukraine’s agricultural potential is already being incorporated into European strategic thinking on food security, resource autonomy and resilient supply chains.

Stronger domestic processing activity has supported soybean purchase prices in Ukraine, according to Spike Brokers.

The brokerage said the global soybean complex ended the week under pressure from improved weather forecasts in the United States, which triggered a sharp decline in futures prices.

In contrast, Ukraine’s physical soybean market followed a different trend. Increased demand from domestic processors lifted the indicative CPT plant price to $450/ton.

Official Statement of the Allseeds Group of Companies

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia will intensify attacks on civilian vessels and port infrastructure in an attempt to disrupt the operation of Ukraine’s Black Sea grain corridor. According to him, the Ukrainian government anticipated such actions several months ago and therefore decided to restore a separate Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food to focus specifically on agricultural logistics and exports. “We understood this several months ago. They will do everything to block our grain corridor.