European farmers fear unlimited poultry imports from Ukraine

Since the EU lifted import quotas from Ukraine, more meat and eggs have flowed into the Union. Photo: Penn communicate
Since the EU lifted import quotas from Ukraine, more meat and eggs have flowed into the Union. Photo: Penn communicate
Since the start of 2023, the European Union saw a surge in the import of broiler meat and eggs from Ukraine. This was made possible after the block lifted import quotas to support the war-torn country, but at the same time, the influx of poultry products sparked concerns among EU poultry producers. In the first 8 weeks of the year, Ukraine exported 94% more broiler meat to the EU member states compared with the previous year. A total of 32,306 tonnes hit the EU internal market, the Associat


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Nathalie
Kinsley

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Brockötter

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