KYIV, July 3 – The Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) does not support the law on minimum export prices for grain adopted by the Verkhovna Rada and signed by the president of Ukraine, since it sees in it additional risks and potential problems for all participants in the grain market, but hopes that the market will cope with it innovation, said the president of the association, Mykola Horbachev.

“We are proud of the high level of competition and liberal rules that allow us as a country to increase both production and exports from year to year. I am confident that competition between a large number of buyers has created and continues to maintain the liquidity of grain products in our country,” he wrote on Facebook.