Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved updated Common Health Entry Document forms for importing live animals, food products, and food and feed of non-animal origin, bringing the country's border control documentation into closer alignment with European Union requirements under Regulation (EU) 2017/625 and the IMSOC framework.
Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 675 introduces mandatory producer-register verification for rapeseed exporters from 1 July 2026 and soybean exporters from 1 September 2026, replacing chamber-of-commerce certificates as the basis for export-duty exemptions. The change raises working-capital and administrative costs for traders and is already contributing to a modest convergence of Ukrainian rapeseed prices toward EU benchmarks.
Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has approved three new unified import document forms covering live animals, animal products, and non-animal feed, replacing a 2018 regulation and aligning border control procedures with European Union standards under the IMSOC framework.