Where we deliver | Agriculture

GlobalPost is proud to help expand the geography of Ukrainian agricultural exports by providing reliable and efficient delivery to more than 200 countries. Our services help Ukrainian producers strengthen their positions in international markets and open new business horizons.

The main areas of the Ukrainian agricultural sector include:

• Poland: $2,710 million
• Romania: $2,557 million
• Turkey: $2,212 million
• China: $1,888 million
• Spain: $1,307 million
• Netherlands: $1,196 million
• Italy: $923 million
• Hungary: $884 million
• Bulgaria: $811 million
• India: $794 million

Data for 2022.

Understanding the dynamics of the global market, GlobalPost conducts a thorough analysis and offers its customers to expand exports to promising countries such as:

• Indonesia: With a population of about 280 million people, the country is a large consumer of wheat, which opens up significant export opportunities for Ukraine.
• Vietnam: A rapidly growing economy and growing demand for grains and oilseeds make this market attractive for Ukrainian exporters.
• Philippines: Population growth and urbanization contribute to an increase in the need for food, including grains.
• Malaysia: A stable economy and a high level of agricultural imports open up new opportunities for Ukrainian producers.
• Bangladesh: With a population of over 160 million people, the country is experiencing a growing demand for food products.
• Nigeria: Africa’s largest economy with a rapidly growing population is increasing the need in imported food.
• Ethiopia: Africa’s second most populous country with a growing need for food.
• Pakistan: Stable population and economic growth create demand for agricultural imports.
• Saudi Arabia: Limited agricultural capacity makes the country dependent on food imports.
• Algeria: High level of grain imports to meet domestic demand.
• Morocco: Dependence on grain imports due to climatic conditions.
• South Korea: High level of urbanization and limited agricultural resources make the country dependent on imports.
• Japan: Limited agricultural land and high level of food consumption.
• Egypt: World’s largest wheat importer with a growing population.
• Taiwan: High level of agricultural imports to meet domestic demand.
• Thailand: Despite a developed agriculture, the country imports some agricultural products.
• South Africa: Developed economy and need for diverse agricultural products.
• Kenya: Population and economic growth create demand for food imports.
• Ghana: Economic growth and urbanization increase the need for imported food.
• Colombia: Emerging economy and growing demand for grains and oilseeds.

Our experience and deep understanding of global trends allow us to be a reliable partner for your business, contributing to its sustainable development and expansion in the international arena.