The Farmers’ Power Association in Moldova demanded that state authorities either allocate compensation to farmers or limit the import of Ukrainian grains and oilseeds. This was reported on the social networks of the association.
Farmers also noted that the decision of some European countries to temporarily ban the import of Ukrainian agricultural products increases the risk of increased import flows to other countries, including Moldova.
At the same time, the attitude of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry of the Republic of Moldova on this issue, which is of great importance for the national agricultural sector, remains rather passive.
The report also states that farmers have expressed solidarity with farmers in Poland, Romania and Bulgaria, who are protesting the significant imbalance in regional agricultural markets and the dumping of Ukrainian agricultural raw materials.
April 18 Romanian ruling coalition requested imposing a temporary ban on the supply of agricultural products from Ukraine by the authorities of the country.
The previous day, the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Daniil Getmantsev said that Ukraine will come if the embargo on the import of Ukrainian products to neighboring European countries is maintained. will be exposed big losses
Prior to that, Politico reported that Poland, Hungary and Slovakia decided to ban the import of Ukrainian agricultural products. threatening The “fragile solidarity” of the European Union supporting Ukraine.