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In May, there was an increase in agricultural export volume by road transport across all of Ukraine's borders - the total export indicator rose by 10.5% compared to April, reaching 324,200 tons. This was reported by specialists from Spike Brokers. As specified, the largest increase in agricultural product transit for the corresponding month was observed at the Moldovan and Romanian borders, where exports increased by 22.5% and 13% - to 56,500 tons and 80,500 tons, respectively. At the Polish and Slovak crossings, the indicator rose by 7.3% and 6.5% - to 131,600 tons and 16,900 tons. The smallest increase was recorded at the Hungarian crossing, where agricultural product transit increased by only 3.1% - to 38,800 tons. "The main export goods in May were sugar (39,100 tons) and sunflower oil (34,700 tons)," the message states. It is also specified that in the first 2 days of June, the volume of Ukrainian agricultural exports by road transport amounted to 19,500 tons.

There are two probable approaches regarding export quotas for certain goods from Ukraine to the EU, specifically, annual duty-free delivery quotas can be divided into 12 monthly quotas. This was reported by Danylo Hetmantsev, chairman of the Verkhovna Rada committee on finance, tax, and customs policy. He explained that previously, duty-free import of goods could be suspended several times a year — in March, June, August, or October, depending on the type of goods, and now these restrictions can be introduced monthly. In his opinion, executing contracts will become more difficult in practice. The EU may also reduce the quotas themselves. The sugar quota may be reduced by more than half — to 40.7 thousand tons. For comparison, last year Ukraine exported a record 750 thousand tons of sugar, of which about 40% went to EU countries. In 2024, exporters have already prematurely used the allowed quota of 262.6 thousand tons, and until June 5 they could still export 109 thousand tons ...

The markets of the Middle East and North Africa are important for Ukrainian sugar producers as an alternative to the European one, which is currently limited by quota. This was stated by the head of the National Association of Sugar Producers of Ukraine Yana Kavushevska during a meeting at the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and