2023-04-18 19:07:26
Poland has come to a agreement to resume the transit of Ukrainian grain through its territory from Friday, the Polish Minister of Agriculture said on Tuesday, Robert Telus, adding that transits would be monitored and sealed.
The Polish Minister of Development, Waldemar Buddhaadded that the prohibition of matter Ukrainian food products to Poland.
After Warsaw and Budapest announced a ban on some imports from Ukraine over the weekend, the pressure on Brussels to seek a solution at the level of the European Union.
Price’s drop
Farmers say cheap imports from Ukraine, which has difficulties to export By sea due to the Russian invasion, they have lowered prices and reduced their sales.
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In Poland, the issue has created a problem in a election year for the ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party, which depends on rural areas for much of its support.
Ukraine had said that its priority was to reopen transit through Poland. “We have managed to create mechanisms that will ensure that not a single ton of grain remains in Poland,” Telus told reporters after two days of talks in Warsaw.
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