WIRE — Polish Agriculture Minister Stefan Krajewski stated that Warsaw will not lift its unilateral ban on Ukrainian grain imports, despite ongoing pressure from the European Commission. Krajewski emphasized that the grain must be directed to third-country markets rather than remaining in Europe, and he expressed skepticism about increasing transit volumes through Poland without greater port capacity. The issue of Ukrainian agricultural imports has become a central point of political debate ahead of Polandâ s 2027 parliamentary elections. The opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party has criticized Polish Prime Minister Donald Tuskâ s government over the 2025 EU-Ukraine trade deal, which includes import quotas for Ukrainian products that Poland would be required to accept under EU law.
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