“Diversifying markets for Ukrainian products of animal and plant origin is one of the priority areas of state agricultural policy. Throughout 2025, thanks to the consistent and coordinated work of specialists from the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Economy, and Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions, 19 new markets were opened for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products,” said Serhii Tkachuk, Head of the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection.
Expanding export geography is not only an additional opportunity for the development of the national economy, but also confirmation of the effectiveness of the state control system, proper epizootic surveillance, and proof that even under wartime conditions Ukraine remains a reliable and responsible trading partner on the international stage.
Non-food animal products and feed
In 2025, new opportunities were opened for exporting products used in feed production and animal husbandry. The following markets were opened:
Republic of Moldova:
– canned pet food;
– processed pet food (excluding canned);
– milk, milk-based products and milk derivatives not intended for human consumption;
Republic of Türkiye:
– canned pet food;
Republic of Chile:
– offal meal, meat-and-bone meal and feather meal, oils or fats from poultry, pigs, and horses;
Bosnia and Herzegovina:
– rendered fats not intended for human consumption, used as feed material;
– processed animal protein not intended for human consumption, including mixtures and products other than pet food that contain such protein;
Vietnam:
– milk, milk-based products and products derived from milk not intended for human consumption.
Eggs and egg products
The egg and egg product market continues to demonstrate strong export potential. The following markets were opened:
Albania:
– eggs for human consumption;
Canada:
– table eggs;
Malaysia:
– egg products.
Milk and dairy products
In 2025, the geography of exports of both food and non-food dairy products was expanded. The following market was opened:
Malaysia:
– milk and dairy products intended for human consumption.
Poultry meat and processed poultry products
Ukrainian poultry products meet international market requirements and enjoy stable demand. The following markets were opened:
Sultanate of Oman:
– poultry meat, offal, and other poultry products;
Georgia:
– composite products containing poultry meat and dairy products, brought to culinary readiness and intended for human consumption.
Fish and aquatic biological resources
In 2025, access for Ukrainian fishery products to Asian markets was significantly expanded. The following markets were opened:
People’s Republic of China:
– marine mammals;
– wild-caught aquatic products.
Processed food products
Interest from foreign partners in Ukrainian products with high added value is growing. The following market was opened:
State of Kuwait:
– processed food products.
Products of plant origin
Alongside animal products, new markets were also opened in 2025 for Ukrainian crop products. The following markets were opened:
People’s Republic of China:
– peas;
Canada:
– apples.
The opening of 19 new markets in 2025 is a convincing confirmation of the effectiveness and coordinated work of the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection. Thanks to the professionalism of the service’s specialists and their daily work at both national and international levels, Ukrainian producers gain new opportunities for development, while the state strengthens its export potential.
The State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection will continue its active efforts to expand access for Ukrainian products to global markets, ensuring high standards of safety, quality, and trust in Ukrainian producers.
