Grain exports from Ukraine could double in the nearest five years as farmers continue to benefit from cheap costs but also raise usage of inputs.

Grain exports from Ukraine could double in the nearest five years as farmers continue to benefit from cheap costs but also raise usage of inputs, according to a private analyst.

Andriy Yarmak, a Kiev-based cheer and agribusiness consultant, told delegates at the HGCA's Grain Market view Conference (see M/1) that fresh high grain production and export figures for Ukraine were not a weather-related blip still part of an upward sweep ...