The decision opens broader access for US agricultural and seafood products and is expected to help avoid a new wave of trade tensions between Brussels and Washington.

A pig farm and a cattle farm were damaged in the attack, while authorities continue assessing the scale of destruction.

A series of trainings on the responsible use of antibiotics in livestock production and the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR) will take place in Odesa on June 2–4. The events will be held within the framework of the international EpiC project with the participation of the Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders. Representatives of territorial communities will take part in the trainings, while a separate session is also planned for specialists of the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection.

Growing demand from the EU and Asia supported export growth, while the market continues to respond to the impact of African swine fever (ASF) in various countries.

Quarantine restrictions and anti-epizootic measures are being introduced in the region to contain the disease.

Starting in 2026, new animal welfare requirements for farm animals will come into force in Ukraine. As a result, issues related to pig housing conditions, animals’ behavioural needs, and farm readiness for inspections are becoming increasingly important. This is why the online course “Pig Welfare: Best Practices and Inspection Features” on the AgriAcademy platform is already becoming one of the most relevant educational tools for producers today.

The company plans to install more than 1 MW of solar generation capacity across 19 facilities and is strengthening the energy resilience of its agricultural operations.

Most producers using pens with raised platforms say they would install them again despite certain practical challenges.

Brussels aims to stabilize the nitrogen fertilizer market following sharp price increases and disruptions in global logistics.

The government aims to stabilize supplies and curb rising prices as domestic production remains under pressure.

On May 26–27, Zhytomyr will host the next series of training sessions for representatives of territorial communities within the framework of the international EpiC project with the participation of the Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders. The training will focus on communication regarding the responsible use of antibiotics and combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), particularly in backyard livestock farming.

Danish meat processing company Danish Crown has reported a difficult situation on the pork market during the first half of the 2025/26 financial year, leaving Danish pig farmers effectively operating at a loss. Despite improvements in the company’s competitiveness, current pig prices are described as economically unsustainable for producers.

The new deal provides for lower tariff barriers and simplified trade in agri-food products between the parties.

Authorities are intensifying culling operations and wild boar population control measures in high-risk areas.

The new development plan aims to further reduce environmental impact and improve production efficiency.

A decrease in production, exports, and consumption is expected amid a shrinking sow herd and the impact of ASF in Spain.

On May 21, a regional training workshop for specialists of the State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection was held in Kyiv, focusing on the role of state control in reducing the risks of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The event was organized within the framework of the international EpiC project with the participation of the State Service and the Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders.

On May 19–20, a series of regional training workshops for representatives of territorial communities took place in Kyiv, focusing on communication about the responsible use of antibiotics, particularly in backyard livestock production. The trainings were organized within the framework of the international EpiC project with the participation of the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine and the Association of Ukrainian Pig Breeders.

One of the largest cases recorded in 2026, while infections among wild boars continue to rise in neighboring Germany.

Authorities step up control measures and highlight risks of external virus introduction despite no new outbreaks since March.