Hungary has agreed with Romania, Slovakia, and Bulgaria to extend the ban on imports of Ukrainian products after September 15. Hungarian Agriculture Minister István Nagy announced this on his Facebook account.
"We have agreed with my Romanian, Slovak and Bulgarian colleagues that if Brussels does not decide to extend the current moratorium, we will take national measures on an individual basis," the minister said.
Nagy noted that the new ban should cover a wider range of Ukrainian products than the current restrictions.
According to him, these countries plan to extend the ban on imports of Ukrainian food products until the end of this year.
