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At the beginning of 2025, the demand for beef in the market exceeds the supply, which in the future may affect the strengthening of prices, - reports the analyst of the Association of Milk Producers Georgy Kukhaleyshvili. According to preliminary data of the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, in January 2025, Ukraine exported 1.42 thousand tons of cattle in live weight, which is 65% less than in December 2024, but 150% more than in January 2024. In January 2025, Ukrainian exporters supplied 21 tons of fresh or chilled beef to foreign markets. Natural export volumes increased by 20 tons compared to December and January 2024. Natural export volumes of frozen beef in January 2025 amounted to 1.4 thousand. tons, which is 22% less than in December and 7% more than in January 2024. Giorgi Kukhaleishvili notes that there is some activity in external markets. According to AHDB senior analyst Hannah Clark, at the beginning of 2025, demand for beef will outweigh supply, which may ...

Since the beginning of 2024, 27,614 thousand farms and other Ukrainian producers of agricultural products have received assistance for a total amount of UAH 1.98 billion, which was paid with the support of the World Bank. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine. In particular: 10,447 thousand received a budget subsidy per 1 hectare for agricultural activities for a total amount of over UAH 1.15 billion; 15,252 thousand - a subsidy for keeping cattle (cows) of all productivity areas for an amount of over UAH 620 million; 1,915 thousand - a special budget subsidy for keeping breeding stock of goats and/or sheep for an amount of over UAH 207 million. “The Ministry of Agrarian Policy will continue to implement the relevant program in 2025,” the message emphasizes.

The relocation of farms from Dnipropetrovsk and Sumy regions and the lack of premises for keeping animals in other regions will most likely contribute to a further reduction in the cattle population in Ukraine, reports Georgy Kukhaleyshvili, an analyst at the Milk Producers Association.