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EU membership is also about new opportunities for Ukrainian business — access to the single European market and the ability to compete and grow on equal terms with EU companies. As the UDEU European Integration Committee reports, Elisabeth Svyatkivska has become the subject of a new episode of the joint

The reinstatement of tariff quotas under the EU–Ukraine DCFTA and a sharp fall in EU dairy prices have driven a significant decline in the EU’s share of Ukrainian dairy exports. As Leonid Tulush reports on Facebook, butter and skim milk powder have been hit hardest. From 6 June 2025, the

The issue of reserving conscripted employees remains one of the key challenges for Ukrainian businesses amid the full-scale war. This issue is particularly sensitive for the dairy industry. Dairy production operates as a continuous technological cycle and depends on the stable functioning of raw material supply, production, logistics, energy, and

About the author: Brian Berk is a journalist and editor with over 25 years’ experience. He has served as editor-in-chief of *Music & Sound Retailer* and managing editor of *Convenience Store News*—leading industry publications in their respective sectors. He has worked in the pharmaceutical retail, photography and natural products sectors.

According to Leonid Tulush, head of the analytical service of the Union of Dairy Enterprises of Ukraine, global dairy markets experienced a significant decline in prices during the second half of 2025. This trend led to lower farmgate prices for raw milk in many countries and eventually affected Ukraine as

Elisabeth Svyatkivska, Secretary of European Integration Committee The Union of Dairy Enterprises of Ukraine, has called on market operators to join the discussion of the consultation draft of the Roadmap for the integration of Ukraine’s dairy sector into the European Union. According to her, the expert input of milk producers,