The European Commission has approved new quotas for the import of Ukrainian agricultural products, which will enter into force on June 6, 2025 and will be valid until the end of 2025 within the framework of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) between Ukraine and the EU. After the end of the preferential duty-free trade regime, the new restrictions provide for the partial restoration of the quota regime for a number of agricultural products. This decision is a compromise between the needs of Ukrainian exports and the interests of farmers in the European Union.
The main quota volumes approved by the European Commission:
Under the 7/12 regime (i.e. it is allowed to supply 7/12 of the annual quota), by the end of 2025 Ukraine will be able to export to the EU:
Wheat, flour and meslin - 583.33 thousand tons
Corn - 379.167 thousand tonsBarley - 204.167 thousand tonsIn addition,
the restrictions cover other key agricultural products: PoultryBeefEggsMilk, milk powder and butterThese quotas are introduced to regulate the volume of agricultural imports to the EU, while maintaining access to the European market for Ukrainian producers.
Source: https://24tv.ua/agro24/kvoti-ukrayinsku-agrarnu-produktsiyu-zatverdili-yes_n2840182
