The Polish agricultural minister told public radio station PR1 that Poland and Ukraine would resume talks early on Tuesday to reopen food and grain transit.
On Monday, the two nations discussed central-eastern European prohibitions to protect farmers from cheaper Ukrainian grain.
After Russia invaded Ukraine, logistical bottlenecks trapped enormous amounts of Ukrainian grain in Central Europe.
We are negotiating with the EU and Ukraine. “We want these products to go deep into Europe,” stated Agriculture Minister Robert Telus.
“We talked long yesterday. We’re also meeting today.”These are technical talks to solve this transit to Europe,” he said.
