News From Agro-Industrial Complex

The issues of involving South Korean companies in the reconstruction of Ukraine, investment prospects and transformation of the Ukrainian economy in the context of the country's recovery were discussed by the First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Minister of Economy of Ukraine Yuliia Svyrydenko with representatives of South Korean business circles during the round table "Korea-Ukraine Partnership for the Future" held in Seoul on May 16 under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Korea.

In Ukraine, the area of spring wheat sowing has increased. According to preliminary data from the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, as of mid-May, 247,000 hectares of crops have already been sown in the country. It is predicted that this indicator will reach 285 thousand ha.

The Republic of Moldova currently does not intend to introduce restrictions on the import of grain and oil crops from Ukraine.

The Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Moldova Vladimir Bolea stated this on national television on Wednesday, the portal Newsmaker.md reports.

Astarta reports publicly on its sustainability efforts and has published its Sustainability Report for 2022.

Howard Dahl, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Astarta

“At Astarta we see our task in continuing business despite continued military aggression, and in the way which supports sustainable development of the Ukrainian state and society while integrating the country into the European markets and contributing to the global food security and climate change agenda.