Poland has reached an agreement on restarting transit of Ukrainian grains through its territory as of April 21, Polish Agriculture Minister Robert Telus said on April 18, adding transit would be monitored and sealed. But a ban on imports of Ukrainian food products to Poland will remain in place. Pressure has been mounting on Brussels to work out a European Union-wide solution after Warsaw and Budapest announced bans on some imports from Ukraine. Farmers say cheap imports from Ukraine, which has faced difficulties exporting by sea due to Russia's invasion, have lowered prices and reduced their sales. To read the original story by Reuters, click here.
Poland Reaches Agreement On Transit Of Ukrainian Grain, Agriculture Minister Says
Polish farmers block a street during their protest in Szczecin, northwest Poland, on April 3.