With the war limiting access to Black Sea ports, Ukraine has had to find other ways of getting its products to market. As a result, Ukrainian grains and seeds have flooded Central and Eastern Europe, much to the dismay of the region’s farmers.

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Europe under strain from Ukrainian grain

With the war limiting access to Black Sea ports, Ukraine has had to find other ways of getting its products to market. As a result, Ukrainian grains and seeds have flooded Central and Eastern Europe, much to the dismay of the region’s farmers.

Yavor Gechev, Bulgaria’s Acting Minister of Agriculture (in Bulgarian)

Robert Telus, Poland’s Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (in Polish)

Raivo Vare, International Transit Expert (in Estonian)

Petre Daea, Romania’s Minister of Agriculture (in Romanian)

Martin Häusling, Member of the European Parliament – GreensEFA, Germany (in German)

Markiyan Dmytrasevych, Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food (in English)

Janusz Wojciechowski, European Commissioner for Agriculture (in Polish)

Janusz Wojciechowski, European Commissioner for Agriculture (in English)

Galab Donev, Acting Prime Minister of Bulgaria (in Bulgarian)

Aušrys Macijauskas, Chair of the Lithuanian Grain Growers’ Association (in Lithuanian)

Antanas Venckus, Head of Export Promotion at Lithuania’s Ministry of Agriculture (in Lithuanian)

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