Ukraine increased imports of agricultural products to $9.12 billion, of which the EU's share is 53.9%
In 2025, Ukraine increased its imports of agricultural products by 13% compared to the previous year, from $8.08 to $9.12 billion, which was the highest figure since independence, experts from the National Research Center "Institute of Agrarian Economics" reported, citing data from the State Customs Service.
At the same time, the main suppliers of agricultural products to Ukraine remain the EU countries, which in 2025 increased supplies by 15% from $4.914 to $4.263 billion.
The share of supplies from the EU in total imports of agricultural products to Ukraine amounted to 53.9%, while the share of Asian countries was 17.9% ($1.635 billion), Latin America was 7.6% ($693 million), and Africa was 5.4% ($489 million).
The largest supplier of agricultural products since 2017 remains Poland, which increased its supplies by 24% from $925 million to $1.151 billion in 2025. The following positions in the ranking are occupied by Germany ($692 million), Turkey ($654 million), Italy ($575 million), the Netherlands ($417 million), Norway ($338 million), France ($317 million), Spain ($314 million), China ($264 million) and the USA ($235 million). The combined share of these countries in Ukrainian agricultural imports is 54%.
The main import items in 2025 were:
- fruits, berries and nuts ($1.0 billion),
- fish and seafood ($999 million),
- alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages ($870 million),
- cocoa products ($640 million),
- various food products ($575 million),
- tobacco products ($493 million),
- animal feed and waste ($476 million),
- coffee, tea and spices ($471 million),
- vegetables ($467 million),
- seeds and fruits of oil crops ($418 million).
These goods accounted for 70% of the value of imports.
It is expected that agricultural imports will also remain quite significant in 2026.
