The Development Director of the Ukrainian Berries Association, Mariya Lakeyeva, visited Japan as part of a Ukrainian delegation.
The aim of the project is to assist women and girls who have suffered from the war or have been forced to relocate due to Russian military aggression.
From 13th to 16th February 2024, the prestigious BIOFACH 2024, an international exhibition of organic food and beverages, will be hosted in Nuremberg, Germany.
It is a particular honour for the Ukrainian Berries Association to present the fourth issue of the Ukrainian Berries Industry Catalogue.
Members of the Ukrainian Berries Association have started the mass harvesting of this wonderful berry.
A domestic organic producer has joined the Ukrainian Berries Association.
The renowned company, Lantmännen, has joined the Ukrainian Berries Association!
Empowering companies to expand in new EU and Eastern Partnership markets.
European company Elifab joined the Ukrainian Berries Association!
Chris White talks to Iryna Kukhtina, president of the Ukraine Berries Association who explains how business continues despite Russia's invasion of her country and how the world can help by buying fresh fruits and vegetables from Ukraine.
Now many Ukrainians are forced to leave everything and escape from the war. The Ukrainian Berries Association has decided to do our best to make these people feel our support until they can return to normal life. That is why we have launched a fundraising initiative to support IDP camps in Ukraine «Ukrainian Hope Place».
The situation on the Ukrainian cherry market is becoming more and more difficult from year to year. Because of the decline in production, the export of this berry has dropped significantly, while the competition with products from Uzbekistan on the domestic market continues to intensify, says Mariia Lakeieva, analyst of the Ukrainian Berries Association.