Ukraine is losing millions: why the European market is closed for potatoes.
Problems of Ukrainian agricultural producers with potato exports
According to inkorr.com: Despite the presence of great opportunities for potato cultivation and stable domestic demand, Ukrainian agricultural producers face difficulties in entering the EU markets due to a lack of phytosanitary certificates. This situation leads to a significant reduction in potato cultivation volumes in the country.
Experts recommend paying attention to alternative markets, particularly in the Balkan Peninsula or Georgia. However, these markets cannot fully compensate for the lack of access to the European market due to its high competition. Bureaucratic barriers, protectionism, and a lack of support from the government complicate the situation in the potato industry in Ukraine, hindering its development beyond the national market.
The situation with potato exports in Ukraine highlights the large challenges faced by agricultural producers. The absence of phytosanitary certificates hinders not only the development of the industry but also reduces farmers' potential profits. It is important to find effective solutions to support Ukrainian agricultural producers and improve their opportunities in international markets in order to capitalize on these opportunities and strengthen Ukraine's position on the world stage.
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