Exports from Ukraine to the European Union are steadily growing, and statistics prove that: US 11.2 billion during the first half of 2017 and a US 1.8 billion increase during the first half of 2018. Read more
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How to produce goods “made in Ukraine” the European way, and why is it needed?
In the past, many Ukrainian companies did not care much about organization of production processes ensuring that the end product is safe. Now, they have to change very thoroughly, because today, consumers want to buy safe products only. Read more
Fish exports to Europe: years-old history of a Zaporizhian fish and seafood producer
Consumption of fish in the world is growing every year. Last year, fish exports have increased by almost 26%, reaching 10.6 thousand tons ($34.3 million). As before, the key trade partners of Ukrainian companies in the EU are the Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Italy, Germany and France. Read more
DroneUA founder: we grew up from making hardware to a “smart” service for businesses
For high-tech businesses, Europe is interesting not just as a sales market. According to DroneUA founder, the EU became a platform for joint research and development. This is not just a mere statement; his company launched ambitious projects jointly with the Europeans. Read more
A seat for Musk. How Ukrainian engineers help Boeing and Tesla
Every year, transnational corporations engage hundreds of Ukrainian designers in their projects. How does the business of private designer bureaus operate in Ukraine? Read more
Housing from hemp: How Ukrainian startup is turning agrarian country into tech-savvy one
A Ukrainian company challenged the conventional methods of constructing and insulating homes by developing an eco-friendly, hemp-based material. Read more
When we started, there were three photos in Google and Soviet-era books – Eko Ulitka farm owner Dmytro Butenko about European prospects of Ukrainian snail business
The Ukraine-EU Association Agreement came into force, and that made it much easier to establish cooperation in the education, culture, business and many other sectors. More and more products “Made in UA” make their way to European markets, and Ukrainian specialists come home with degrees from leading European universities. The opportunities offered by open borders erase boundaries and open new space for personal, commercial and social achievements. As part of the information campaign “European Integration: the Power of Opportunities”*, The Point will tell the stories of people who experienced that firsthand. Read more
