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The EU Council has approved a new trade agreement with Ukraine, which envisages increased quotas for the supply of agro-food products, Logos Press has reported.

Representatives of the EU steel sector propose to introduce quotas on steel imports, and products exceeding a certain threshold should be subject to a 50% levy, Logos Press reports.

At one of the next meetings, the Moldovan government intends to temporarily halt the import of sugar from Serbia, so that Moldovan sugar producers will have the opportunity to sell their products on the domestic market at an acceptable price, – reports Logos Press.

The current Cabinet of Ministers of Moldova intends to limit duty-free imports of Serbian sugar within the framework of the CEFTA free trade agreement by one thousand tons for a period of 200 calendar days, – reports Logos Press.

In 2025, Moldova received additional quotas of permits for international road transport, which opens more opportunities for transport operators on foreign markets, Logos Press reported.

The European Union has agreed to renew quotas on imports of agricultural goods from Ukraine, which will start to be applied from June 6, – Logos Press reports with reference to Bloomberg.

The European Union is not going to extend the regime of autonomous trade preferences for Ukraine (the so-called “trade visa-free zone”), which is valid until June 5, 2025, – reports Logos Press.