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Economics08/22/2026

Ukraine is threatened by overproduction of vegetables: prices have already begun to fall

This year, Ukrainian farmers significantly increased the area under borscht vegetables. According to this indicator, the country actually returned to the level of 2021. At the same time, the population has shrunk during the years of the full-scale war, so there is a risk of excess supply and a further drop in prices on the market. AgroTimes writes about it.

Economics08/22/2026

South Korea topped the anti-rating of countries by the poverty level among pensioners

Almost 40% of people over the age of 66 in South Korea live below the poverty line. The country has the highest score among OECD countries, while the best situation is recorded in Norway.

Economics08/22/2026

Germany will allocate an additional €60 million to Ukraine: what will the funds be used for

Germany announced a new aid package for Ukraine worth €60 million. The main part of the funds will go to humanitarian needs and preparation of the frontline regions for winter, another €10 million will go to the NATO trust fund. This is reported by Delo.ua with reference to "Suspilne".

Business08/22/2026

The tax official explained who from the FOP can work on a single tax: conditions for 1–3 groups

FPOs can choose a simplified taxation system, but for each group there are separate requirements regarding the number of employees, types of activities and marginal income. The Tax Office also defined a list of entrepreneurs who are prohibited from working on a single tax. The main administration of the DPS in the Poltava region clarified the rules for the stay of natural persons-entrepreneurs on the simplified taxation system and the conditions for working in the first, second or third group of the single tax.

Business08/21/2026

EVA lost up to UAH 1 billion due to the destruction of the distribution center in Brovary

The Russian strike on Brovary completely destroyed one of the large distribution centers of the EVA network. The preliminary assessment of the company's losses may reach UAH 1 billion. Ruslan Shostak, co-owner of Rush LLC, which manages the EVA network, announced this. According to him, the workers were not injured during the attack. At the same time, the destruction of the warehouse was another serious blow to the Ukrainian retail infrastructure, which ensures the supply of goods to stores throughout the country.

Business08/21/2026

LEGO demanded more than €110,000 from Ukrainian FOPs for legal costs due to counterfeiting

The Danish LEGO company won a court case against Odesa entrepreneurs who sold Chinese counterfeits of constructors through an online store. The right holder succeeded in banning the sale of counterfeit products, their seizure and destruction, as well as recovery of income received from illegal trade. At the same time, the case attracted attention due to the amount of the claimed compensation for legal services: LEGO demanded about €110,000 from the defendants, while the value of the income from the sale of fakes, established by the court, was only UAH 7,225.

Business08/21/2026

Tax debts of FOPs in Ukraine reached UAH 16.6 billion: where are the most debtors

In Ukraine, the number of individual entrepreneurs with outstanding tax liabilities continues to grow. Currently, about 1.5 million FOPs have tax debts in the total amount of UAH 16.6 billion. This is reported by Opendatabot. According to analysts, the situation remains ambiguous: the number of debtor entrepreneurs is increasing, while the total amount of debt has slightly decreased since the beginning of the year.

Economics08/21/2026

The World Bank can direct $25 million to Ukrainian farmers for grain storage

The World Bank is considering the possibility of allocating $25 million for small and medium-sized Ukrainian agricultural producers who lack capacity to store crops. The financing is planned to be used for the creation and expansion of storage facilities against the background of problems with maritime logistics and constant risks of attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. This was announced by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine following a meeting with representatives of the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC).

Banking08/21/2026

Ukrainians began to take out mortgages less often: banks reduced the issuance of loans by 16%

In June 2026, Ukrainian banks issued 763 new mortgage loans for UAH 1.47 billion. Compared to May, the number of issued loans decreased from 776 to 763, and their total amount — from UAH 1.53 billion to UAH 1.47 billion. This is evidenced by the data of the bank survey conducted by the National Bank of Ukraine. 38 institutions took part in the study, accounting for more than 98% of the total mortgage portfolio of the banking sector.

Business08/20/2026

Ukrainian business is being prepared for new reporting: what will change and who will be affected

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the draft law on the introduction of sustainable development reporting in Ukraine. The document should bring Ukrainian accounting and corporate reporting rules closer to EU standards and fulfill Ukraine's obligations under the Association Agreement. This was reported by the Government portal. The draft law was developed by the Ministry of Finance.

Business08/20/2026

The Russian attack hit retail and business warehouses: which companies were affected

The Russian attack on Kyiv and the region on August 20 caused serious damage to the warehouse and logistics infrastructure. Objects that supply stores with food, cosmetics, frozen products and fuel were hit. For businesses, this means not only direct damage from destruction, but also the risk of interruptions in the supply of goods.

Economics08/20/2026

Cargo flow between Ukraine and Poland decreased to 9.75 million tons: where the drop was the largest

In seven months of 2026, 9.75 million tons of cargo were transported by rail through Ukrainian-Polish border crossings. This is 7% less than in the same period last year. At the same time, the dynamics in different directions differed significantly: some transits increased volumes, while on some routes the drop reached more than 70%. This is reported by RAIL.insider.