1. Poland
Poland remains Ukraine’s main trading partner among EU countries. In 2024, exports to Poland reached $4.7 billion. Key exported goods include:
- Agricultural products (grain, oil, fruits);
- Metallurgy (ferrous metals, aluminum products);
- Machinery and equipment. Geographical proximity and a shared border simplify logistics, making Poland one of the most advantageous markets for Ukrainian companies.
2. Germany
Germany, the largest economy in Europe, remains an important market for Ukrainian exporters. In 2024, exports reached $2.8 billion. Ukrainian products in demand in Germany include:
- Automotive parts and components;
- Food products (honey, berries, grains);
- Light industry (textiles, footwear). German companies highly value the quality and environmental safety of Ukrainian products, opening new opportunities for domestic producers.
3. Spain
In 2024, Spain became one of the largest importers of Ukrainian agricultural products, with exports totaling $2.679 billion. Key products include:
- Grains (wheat, corn);
- Sunflower oil;
- Dairy products. The demand for Ukrainian products in Spain continues to grow, strengthening trade relations between the countries.
4. Netherlands
The Netherlands actively imports Ukrainian agricultural products, with exports amounting to $1.799 billion in 2024. Key categories include:
- Vegetables and fruits;
- Meat products;
- Biofuels. Dutch companies are interested in cooperating with Ukrainian farmers and organic product manufacturers.
5. Turkey
Turkey is a key market for Ukrainian agricultural and metallurgical exports. In 2024, export volume to Turkey reached $1.658 billion. High-demand products include:
- Metals and ores;
- Agricultural products (grain, oil);
- Chemical products. Ukrainian companies can expand their presence in the Turkish market due to its advantageous geographical location.
6. Italy
Exports to Italy in 2024 totaled $1.312 billion. Key products include:
- Construction materials;
- Wood processing products;
- Oil and grain crops. The Italian market is stable and open to high-quality Ukrainian products.
7. China
Despite a decline in exports to China, the country remains an important trade partner. In 2024, exports reached $1.302 billion. Key products include:
- Ores and metals;
- Food products;
- Industrial equipment. The Chinese market has great potential for further development of trade relations with Ukraine.
8. Egypt
Egypt is one of the largest importers of Ukrainian agricultural products. In 2024, exports amounted to $1.408 billion. Key products include:
- Wheat;
- Fodder crops;
- Sunflower oil. Ukrainian agricultural products are highly valued in the Middle Eastern market.
9. Romania
Romania continues to import Ukrainian goods despite a complex geopolitical situation. In 2024, exports to Romania reached $836 million. Key categories include:
- Fuel and energy resources;
- Food products;
- Wood processing products. Convenient logistics allow for expanding supplies to the Romanian market.
10. France
France actively imports Ukrainian agricultural and industrial products. In 2024, exports reached $900 million. Key products include:
- Organic products;
- Processed grain products;
- High-tech equipment. France is a promising market for Ukrainian businesses due to its stable economy and growing demand for environmentally friendly products.
What Documents Are Required for Export?
- Customs declaration;
- Certificates of compliance and quality;
- Contracts and invoices;
- Licenses (if required);
- Phytosanitary and veterinary certificates.