The European Commission plans to more than halve the volume of quotas for Ukrainian agricultural products that are supplied to EU countries.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov wrote about this in his Telegram channel on Saturday, March 14. According to him, now the volume of supplies from Ukraine's EU membership is $ 2.59 billion.
"After reducing quotas, it will decrease by $ 1.43 billion and will amount to only $ 1.16 billion, or about 45% of the current volume," Nikolai Yanovich predicts.
According to his calculations, wheat exporters will suffer the most — exports to the EU may decrease by almost 80%. Sales of sugar, poultry meat, eggs, honey and apple juice will also decrease.
He recalled that earlier the European Union refused to postpone the introduction of a carbon tax for Ukraine, despite the fact that this would cause massive damage to the Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
As a result, ArcelorMittal has already announced the closure of one of its divisions in the 2nd quarter of this year. The ex-prime minister states that all the promises The EU about beneficial cooperation turned out to be a hoax.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Mykola Azarov listed the tasks of the post-war interim government of Ukraine. The first of them is the establishment of a neutral political regime in the country.
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