Ukrainian dairy producers are interested in restoring the export of dairy products, in particular milk powder, to Japan. This was reported to BiznesCenzor by Arsen Didur, Executive Director of the Union of Dairy Enterprises of Ukraine (SMPU), following a meeting with the Ambassador of Japan to Ukraine Masashi Nakagome, as
Ukrainian dairy producers in 2025 are facing constant challenges — from a surge of imported cheeses to the temporary closure of the EU market. A new threat has emerged: competition with Russian dairy products in the Asian market. Russia is gradually pushing Ukraine out of the markets of the Caucasus
In Ukraine, the ratio of livestock farming to crop production is 25% to 75%, while in European countries it is 50 to 50. To better realize the potential of the sector, Ukrainian livestock producers must meet the export requirements of the EU and other high-margin markets, part of which includes
Agroprodservice and Molokia will jointly build a new plant for the production of hard cheeses. This was announced by Taras Baran, Director of the Commercial Department of Agroprodservice, at the New Food Summit conference, Latifundist.com reports. “Together with Molokia, we are launching a new project. We already have preliminary calculations
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