Agrarian news
10.09.2025
UCAB and Sagri signed a Memorandum of Cooperation
Ukrainian Agribusiness Club Association (UCAB) and the Japanese startup Sagri have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. Within the framework of the Memorandum, the parties agreed to establish a strategic partnership that will accelerate the innovative development of the agricultural sector in the process of the industry's recovery.
more05.09.2025
LFM 2025: How Ukrainian Resilience and Adaptation of Global Strategies Are Building the Agriculture of the Future
On September 4, the Ukrainian Agribusiness Club Association (UCAB) and the UCABevent agency hosted the XVI International Conference "Large Farm Management" (LFM), once again confirming its role as a powerful platform for resilience, innovation, and development in the agricultural sector. More than 400 top managers, investors, and industry innovators came together for a day of open and forward-looking discussions on why traditional approaches are no longer effective and how to transform agribusiness for long-term prosperity.
more05.09.2025
The 8th Edition of Ukraine’s Agricultural Export Portfolio Presented
UCAB has presented the 8th edition of Ukraine’s Agricultural Export Portfolio, prepared with the support of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine. The publication includes a detailed analysis of the export performance of Ukraine’s agro-industrial complex in 2024, as well as the key achievements of the sector.
more29.07.2025
UCAB Becomes a Member of One of the Leading EU Think Tanks – the European Policy Centre
UCAB has officially joined the European Policy Centre (EPC), one of the most influential independent think tanks in the European Union, which plays a crucial role in shaping the EU’s political agenda.
more17.07.2025
The Ukrainian agrarian community calls for the swift adoption of the EU-Ukraine trade deal
The Ukrainian Agribusiness Club (UCAB), together with leading agricultural associations within the Ukrainian National Agrarian Forum (UNAF), the framework organization of the Ukrainian agricultural sector, call upon the EU Danish Presidency and the EU Member States to adopt without further delay the agricultural trade arrangement reached lately by the European Commission and Ukraine.
more11.07.2025
Alex Lissitsa spoke at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome
“Ukrainian agribusiness is ready to become a full-fledged part of the EU market and does not pose a threat to the European farmers — the real enemy is Russia, which controls a significant share of the global grain and fertilizer markets,” emphasized UCAB President Alex Lissitsa during the panel discussion “EU Reforms Dimension: Advancing Global Food Security and Food Supply Chain” at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome.
more03.07.2025
UCAB Participated in the Ukrainian-French Agro-Dialogue on the European Integration of the Poultry Industry
On July 1, a working meeting took place in Kyiv between representatives of UCAB, PU “Ukrainian National Agrarian Forum”, the "Poultry Union of Ukraine" and "Donau Soja" associations, as well as experts from the independent French applied research institute ITAVI (Technical Institute for Poultry, Rabbit, and Fish Farming) and the Agricultural Attaché of the Embassy of France in Ukraine, Jean Lanotte.
more30.06.2025
The EU and Ukraine have reached a principled agreement on a modernized trade deal
The Ukrainian agricultural producers, represented by UCAB in Brussels, took note of the announcement by the European Commission of the completion of negotiations with Ukraine on a new, longer term trade arrangement covering trade in agrifood products, to replace the expired EU autonomous trade measures.
more30.06.2025
Ukrainian agricultural sector is cautious regarding provisional outcomes of the EU-Ukraine trade talks
The Ukrainian agricultural producers, represented by UCAB in Brussels, took note of the announcement by the European Commission of the completion of negotiations with Ukraine on a new, longer term trade arrangement covering trade in agrifood products, to replace the expired EU autonomous trade measures.
more12.06.2025
In Search of Compromise: What Will Future Trade Between the EU and Ukraine Look Like?
A short but important era of open trade between the EU and Ukraine has come to an end. Relations between the two sides, following the expiration of the Autonomous Trade Measures (ATM), are currently governed by a transitional arrangement. This regime is based on a return to pre-war tariff quotas under the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) Agreement, using the formula of 7/12 of the 2021 quota volumes.
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