KYIV, April 29 (Reuters) - Ukraine's foreign ministry
said on Saturday it passed notes to Polish and European Union
representatives in Ukraine on Friday describing the limiting of
Ukrainian grain imports into EU countries as "categorically
unacceptable".
"Such restrictions, whatever the justification for them, do
not comply with the Association Agreement between Ukraine and
the EU and the principles and norms of the EU Single Market,"
the ministry said.
"There are full legal grounds for the immediate resumption
of exports of Ukrainian agricultural goods to Poland, Romania,
Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria, as well as the continuation of
unhindered exports to other EU member states," it continued.
(Reporting by Max Hunder
Editing by Alexandra Hudson)
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