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The EU Council has approved a decision to grant Ukraine equivalence to EU requirements for sunflower, rapeseed, soybean, and sugar beet seeds produced and certified in Ukraine. The decision was made based on previous votes in the European Parliament in April-May 2025. Equivalence confirms that Ukraine's national procedures provide the same guarantees regarding seed characteristics and rules for testing, identification, and control as procedures applied to seeds harvested in the EU. According to this decision, seeds of these crops produced in Ukraine will be able to be supplied to the EU market. This means that companies with production in Ukraine will be able to diversify their seed production areas. The new rules will also help support the continuous supply of high-quality seed material to the EU. This decision is a technical implementation of existing requirements and amends Decision 2003/17/EC, which provides equivalence for certain non-EU countries regarding field inspections ...

The EU Council has approved the final decision on the equivalence of sunflower, rapeseed, soybean, and sugar beet seeds. This was reported by the press service of the Seed Association of Ukraine. Yesterday, the EU Council approved a decision to grant Ukraine equivalence to EU requirements for sunflower, rapeseed, soybean, and sugar beet seeds produced and certified in Ukraine. The decision was made based on previous votes in the European Parliament in April-May 2025. Equivalence confirms that Ukraine's national procedures provide the same guarantees regarding seed characteristics and rules for testing, identification, and control as procedures applied to seeds harvested in the EU. According to this decision, seeds of the mentioned crops produced in Ukraine will be able to be supplied to the EU market. This means that companies with production in Ukraine will be able to diversify their seed production areas. The new rules will also help support the continuous supply of high-quality ...

Ukrainians should prepare for the rising prices of vegetables, berries, and fruits by the end of summer. Due to spring frosts, the yield of several crops has significantly decreased. Director of the Lviv Department of Agro-Industrial Development, Lyudmyla Honcharenko, told agronews that early vegetables, rapeseed, and especially the berry and fruit group, including currants, blueberries, cherries, plums, and sweet cherries, were most affected by the weather. According to her, losses for strawberries in some farms reached up to 50%. It is noted that the yield of the berry and fruit group will decrease by an average of 20-22%, which will impact prices, raising them by 20-30%. At the same time, she pointed out that for farmers who planted zucchini, potatoes, and beets, losses are estimated at 10-20%, so prices will rise this summer. "The overall picture in the food market looks pessimistic. Some areas remain unsown, and some crops, such as winter rapeseed, are lagging in development, ...