Business news from Ukraine

Business news from Ukraine

Since beginning of year, Ukraine has approved 29 new export destinations in 13 countries around world and EU

27 October , 2026  

As of October 2026, Ukraine has approved 29 new export destinations in 13 countries worldwide and the European Union since the beginning of 2026, marking the highest annual figure since at least 2022, the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection (Derzhprodspozhyvsluzhba) reported on its website on Monday.

According to the report, the new export destinations span Europe, the Caucasus, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America. In particular, the country can now export flour to China, egg products to Vietnam and Egypt, milk and dairy products to Chile, as well as table eggs and fish products to Egypt.

In addition, market access has been agreed upon for meat and meat products, specifically beef to Iraq, Georgia, and Côte d’Ivoire (where poultry meat is also permitted), cattle to Algeria, and sheep to Egypt. Exports of live snails, their eggs, and certain categories of meat products to Moldova have been authorized.

In the plant sector, the possibility has also been opened for the supply to the EU of planting stock of common cherry, blue cherry, their hybrids, and eight species of maple. In the feed sector, agreements have been reached to export pet food to Egypt and the Republic of Korea, processed feed to Albania, as well as plant-based feed and animal by-products to Georgia.

The ministry added that it will continue working to expand access for Ukrainian products to international markets.

As previously reported, by the end of 2025, Ukraine had secured access for domestic exporters to 22 new foreign markets. Specifically, the Chinese market was opened to peas and wild-caught seafood; India authorized the import of apples; and Canada authorized the import of apples and table eggs. In addition, Albania opened its market to table eggs, Argentina to sunflower seeds, Kuwait to processed products, and Malaysia, Vietnam, Moldova, and Chile to certain types of dairy products and animal feed. In total, since 2022, Ukraine has managed to open 75 new markets, expanding access for agricultural products to 386 export destinations.

 

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