Poland has announced that it will keep a ban on Ukrainian food imports in place despite a new free trade deal between the EU and Kiev.
The EU-Ukraine pact, known as the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA), came into force on Wednesday. The agreement provides preferential access to EU markets for most Ukrainian goods, with the bloc’s sensitive agricultural sectors protected through quotas, according to the European Commission.
The new deal replaced Autonomous Trade Measures (ATMs), regulations adopted by Brussels after the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in February 2022 to enable grain and other agricultural goods from Ukraine to…
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