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Ukraine Needs Long-Term Plan For Food Exports To EU, Official Says

The European Union must allow Ukrainian food producers access to EU markets long term, rather than just extending measures year by year, leaving them at th...

Proposed Tariffs Jump To Cut Ukraine 2024 Sowing Areas, Traders Say

Plans by Ukraine's national railways to raise transport tariffs will lead to increased losses for farmers, a new reduction in planted areas and lower expor...

China To Levy Higher Tariffs On Pork Imports In 2022

China will raise import tariffs on most pork products next year as the world's top producer rapidly expanded domestic production and reduced its needs for...

US Wines, Lobsters Could Face New UK Tariffs

Wine, chocolate and lobsters imported into Britain from the United States could face new tariffs under proposals from the British government to rebalance t...

Russia To Introduce Formula-Based Wheat Export Tax On 2 June

Russia is accelerating plans to switch to a formula-based tax on wheat exports, the economy minister said, as Moscow strives to curb food inflation in the...

UK Retailers Face Tariffs For Re-Exporting Goods To EU, Trade Body Says

More than 50 British retailers, including Tesco and Marks & Spencer, face potential tariffs for re-exporting goods to the European Union, their tra...

EU Set To Impose Tariffs On $4bn Of US Goods This Week

The European Union is poised to move this week to impose tariffs on $4 billion of US imports in retaliation for US subsidies for planemaker Boeing, EU dipl...

EU Set To Gain WTO Clearance For US Tariffs Next Week

The European Union should gain formal clearance next week to impose tariffs on $4 billion of annual US imports in a dispute over aircraft subsidies, a Worl...