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According to the European Commission, as of February 2026 the Ukraine-EU Solidarity Routes facilitated the export of 98 million tons of agricultural products, including 91 million tons of grain and oilseeds. Since May 2022, these routes have exported 209 million tons of Ukrainian goods. In addition to agricultural products, 111 million tons of non-agricultural cargo, … Read more

As of February 2026, the EU-Ukraine Solidarity Lanes remain a core trade lifeline for Ukraine, supporting the majority of imports and a large share of non-agricultural exports. As of February 2026, the EU-Ukraine Solidarity Lanes continue to play a central role in keeping Ukraine’s economy connected to external markets, according to the latest report from … Read more

Ukraine increased imports of goods by 31% year-on-year to $14.8 billion in money terms in January-February 2026 from $11.3 billion in the same period of 2025, Ukrainian media reported, citing a statement from Ukraine’s State Customs Service. Exports from Ukraine stood at $6.5 billion in the first two months of 2026, versus $6.3 billion in … Read more

Joint investments, trade and logistics development create excellent potential for Ukraine’s integration into the EU In the context of the war, Romania has become the most important transit and logistics hub for Ukrainian exports and imports, especially at the beginning of the full-scale aggression. This country became a supplier of energy resources and other products … Read more

Post-war economic cooperation between the two countries could become an important factor in the development of the entire region Trade between Ukraine and Poland is showing steady growth despite periodic disagreements. In 2025, Ukrainian exports to Poland increased by 7.5% to $5.1 billion, while imports from Poland increased by 15% to $8 billion. Poland has … Read more

Ukraine’s trade turnover for January 2026 amounted to USD 9.9 billion, of which USD 6.7 billion was imports and USD 3.2 billion was exports. This was reported by the press service of the State Customs Service of Ukraine. “During January 2026, Ukraine imported goods worth USD 6.7 billion and exported goods worth USD 3.2 billion. … Read more

The volume of organic exports from Ukraine to Europe amounting to 93%, and to 84% to the EU makes Ukraine an important and stable player for the European Union as of 2024. The Netherlands, Germany and Austria are top three importing countries.
For example, key trends, practical cases, and tools for the development of organic exports from Ukraine were presented last week at the International Conference “Organic Export Vision: Ukraine 2026”. Ukrainian organic exporters, international importers and partners visited the conference. Its program included analytical data on Ukraine’s organic exports, practical experience of Ukrainian exporters, perspectives of international buyers working with Ukrainian organic products, and presentations of export support instruments and announcements of plans for 2026.
During the first section, Serhii Halashevskyi, Director of the certification body Organic Standard, presented the results of a study on organic exports from Ukraine, which formed the basis for further discussions on market trends, export structure, and development prospects.
The study shows that 436 organic companies certified according to international standards operated in Ukraine in 2024. Also, land under organic production occupied the total area of ​​ approximately 350 thousand hectares. Consequently, the total value of organic exports attained USD 141 million, while export volumes reached 243 thousand tons. Finally, 30-35 countries around the world are steadily importing Ukrainian products.
Nevertheless, the number of importers is approximately 250 companies. Closeness and convenience make Europe the main buyer of organic products from Ukraine. Supplies to distant markets in Africa, Asia and Australia may be occasional. Meanwhile, the volume of organic products going to the Middle East, the Emirates, and Saudi Arabia is gradually increasing.
Geographically, Europe imports 93% of goods (EU countries – 84%). North America imports 6% of goods.
The Netherlands stand out as the largest importer, with the volume of purchases of almost 50% of all Ukrainian exports. Grains (corn, wheat) and soybeans are the main import items, as well as sunflower products, millet, berries, honey, and medicinal raw materials.
For example, frozen raspberries were in high demand in 2024. Other organic products that Ukraine exported worldwide were soybeans, corn, wheat, sunflower meal, frozen blueberries, rapeseed, sunflower oil, flax seeds, unrefined sunflower oil and millet.
They estimate the total volume of Ukrainian market of organic products at $30 million, with the share of imports of one third. 24 countries supply 268 items of goods.
The first place among purchases belongs to organic wine. Plant-based milk is in second place, and baby food is in the third.
The country also imports soft drinks, juices, pasta, yogurts, puddings and desserts, sweets, vegetable oils, sauces and spices.
NH Logistics UKR has been offering IOR Importer of Record and EOR Exporter of Record services since 2001 and is a market leader in Ukraine and Eurasia, supporting many clients with their import/export shipments.

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Ukraine is an important and stable player for the European Union. According to 2024 data, the volume of organic exports from Ukraine to Europe amounted to 93%, to the EU – 84%. Despite the war and other risks, supplies are stable, obligations are fulfilled. The traditional list of importing countries is headed by the Netherlands. … Read more

The development of non-commodity exports has been and remains one of Ukraine’s key priorities. For the Government, it is fundamentally important that Ukrainian exporters feel real, systemic, and predictable support from the state — at a level that has long been the standard for businesses in developed economies. This was stated by Ukraine’s Minister of … Read more