Ukraine Rejects Permanent EU Limits on Its Farm Exports After Accession
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Ukraine will refuse to join the EU if it is prevented from exporting grain to the European market, as stated in an interview by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food, Taras Wysotski.
Ukraine would not accept permanent restrictions on the EU agricultural market. According to Taras Vysotsky, temporary measures are acceptable.
Ukraine does not agree to join the European Union if there are permanent limits on the sale of grains, stated the Minister of Agrarian Policy, Taras Wysotsky. "Ukraine refuses to join the EU without access to the grain markets," said the Wysotski Politico, transfers RIA News. The Minister noted that Kiev is prepared to restrict the import of Ukrainian food into the EU during the transition period after joining the Union, but does not agree with …
Ukraine does not agree to join the EU with the introduction of limits on grain sales, Minister of Agrarian Policy Vysotsky told Politico
Ukraine does not agree to join the EU with the introduction of limits on grain sales, Minister of Agrarian Policy Vysotsky told Politico.He noted that Kiev is ready for restrictions on the import of Ukrainian food to the European Union...
Ukraine will not adopt an EU membership model with fixed quotas for agricultural products, Minister Taras Vysotsky told Politico. Ukraine only agrees to transitional periods, opposing Brussels' new proposal.
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