
Poland's agricultural minister plans to introduce quality controls on inflow of grain from Ukraine
Fox News
Poland has received a massive inflow of grain from Ukraine. The country's agricultural minister has vowed to introduce detailed quality controls on the grain.
Telus replaced the previous agriculture minister, Henryk Kowalczyk, who resigned last week just hours before an official visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. During the visit, the Polish and Ukrainian leaders said they had found a rapid resolution to the "grain problem" but provided no details.
Amid the Russian invasion that has blocked traditional export sea passages, the European Union lifted duties on Ukrainian grain to facilitate its transport to Africa and the Middle East. However, it has flooded markets in Poland, Romania and other EU countries that were only supposed to be transit routes.