What is behind fresh bans on Ukrainian agri products in EU countries, and what it means
Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia have banned Ukrainian agricultural products, with Poland also prohibiting their transit
Following a series of local farmers’ protests against Ukrainian grain, Ukraine’s EU neighbours are now banning grain imports one by one.
Furthermore, Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia have embargoed a significant portion of Ukrainian agriculture, with Bulgaria also mulling the same move.
LIGA.net explains what is happening and what consequences it may have for the Ukrainian economy.
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