Ukraine suspends the export of meat, buckwheat, sugar, and other products

The Ukrainian government has introduced a zero quota for the export of rye, oats, buckwheat, millet, sugar, and salt that is fit for human consumption and are subject to licensing.

‘Interfax-Ukraine’ informs that all listed are included in the decision of the government.

Zero quotas were introduced for the export of live large cattle and frozen meat, ‘meat and edible meat co-products, salted or in brine, dry or smoked; edible flour from meat or meat co-products (meat of large cattle).’

Denys Shmyhal, Prime Minister of Ukraine, informed that the government has decided to suspend the export of socio-important goods and raw food materials.