Core Points - The European Council approved a resolution to lower or eliminate tariffs on Ukrainian agricultural products such as dairy, fresh fruits and vegetables, and meat [1] - This decision is based on a preliminary agreement reached on June 30, 2025, regarding the review of the EU-Ukraine Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) [1] - The resolution aims to establish a long-term reciprocal trade framework between the EU and Ukraine [1] Summary by Categories Trade Policy - The resolution allows for gradual compliance of Ukrainian market access with EU standards on animal welfare, pesticides, and veterinary medicines [1] - Sensitive products like sugar, poultry, and wheat will have limited gradual opening, while non-sensitive products like milk may consider full opening [1] - A safeguard mechanism will be implemented to address market fluctuations [1] Future Actions - The EU-Ukraine Joint Committee will convene to formalize this decision through a trade division meeting [1]