The measures, which entered into force on May 2 and will last until June 5, 2023, aim to alleviate logistical bottlenecks concerning these products in Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and...
István Nagy said the EU has accepted the measures introduced by member states that banned Ukrainian agricultural products after a unilateral decision.
Minister Nagy briefed Mykola Solskyi, Ukraine’s Minister for Agrarian Policy and Food, on his talks with European Commission representatives on Hungary’s decision to temporarily ban Ukrainian agricultural products.
Several Ukrainian farm products were being pulled from the market after food safety authority Nébih and other authorities discovered that they contained harmful substances.
Agriculture Minister István Nagy said farm sector players expect the European Union to ensure fair market conditions.