EU's Support for Ukraine's Grain Industry Faces Challenges from Farmers and Greece.

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The EU is struggling to clear a massive supply glut of Ukrainian grain after Eastern front-line member countries banned imports, threatening to make a mockery of Europe's declared solidarity with its war-torn neighbor. The EU is still trying to come up with a plan to clear the surplus and compensate hard-pressed farmers. At stake is a delayed decision on whether to extend the tariff-free status for imports of Ukrainian produce, originally granted last June for 12 months in a gesture of solidarity following Russia's full-scale invasion.
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