The Czech Republic does not plan to ban the import of Ukrainian grain
For now, the Czech Republic does not plan to ban the import of Ukrainian grain and other Ukrainian agricultural products, Czech Minister of Agriculture Zdenek Nekula announced on Monday in Prague.

(Photo: Pixabay)
Zdenek Nekula stated that he believes that the import bans introduced by Poland, Hungary and Slovakia are contrary to the operation of the single European Union market and the basic regulations of the World Trade Organization (WTO). The Polish, Hungarian and Slovak authorities justified their measures by protecting the market and consumers of their countries. “At the end of the week, I discussed the issue of the import of Ukrainian agricultural products with Janusz Wojciechowsky, the Commissioner for Agriculture of the European Commission. He clearly confirmed that these unilateral bans are unacceptable, so the ministers will deal with the issue on April 25,” said Zdenek Nekula.
Ukrainian grain does not cause much trouble in the Czech Republic
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala, who is on an Asian tour, answered a journalist’s question and said: For the Czech Republic, this topic is “not as intense” as for the countries bordering Ukraine. “The countries neighboring Ukraine acted because Ukrainian products significantly reduce their prices and represent competition for their agriculture,” the prime minister told reporters. According to him, the situation is different in the Czech Republic. “We are taking steps that can reduce prices, and we are doing our residents a service by doing so,” added Petr Fiala. At the same time, the Czech Republic has tightened the control of food entering and passing through the country in order to filter out problems. “We haven’t found any dangerous patterns so far,” Zdenek Nekula pointed out.
MTI
Related news
Here is the Szupermenta summer seed test: zucchini in the lead role
Experts from the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) tested…
Read more >AM: St. Andrea Vineyard is the Winery of the Year in Hungary
Hungarian wineries work with faith, perseverance, and loyalty, keeping up…
Read more >Minister of Agriculture: horticultural tenders help maintain
Hungarian melon production Horticultural tenders financed from the rural development…
Read more >Related news
EU Sees 2% Growth In Ice Cream Production In 2024: Eurostat
Ice cream production in the EU increased by 2% year-on-year…
Read more >Oatly Is Launching A Ready-To-Drink Matcha Latte Oat Milk This Summer
Oatly is the latest plant-based milk brand to launch a…
Read more >The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) reported better-than-expected GDP data
In Q2 2025, Hungary’s GDP figures published by the HCSO…
Read more >