Poland needs to close the border with Ukraine for any agricultural produce they send to Poland.
EU has essentially allowed Ukraine into the single market without proper standards or a transition period. Food that is sprayed with poisons banned in the EU, produced on mega farms is being allowed into EU without any inspections or quotas. At the expense of the European farmers to satisfy these multinational agribusinesses that have their tentacles in Ukraine.
Some deep reading into the Ukrainian agricultural sector.
oaklandinstitute.org/sites/oaklandinstitute.org/files/takeover-ukraine-agricultural-land.pdf
And the EU had a hissy fit at U.K over the same thing (products from USA ie chlorinated chicken) being allowed into Ireland during Brexit negotations . The hypocrisy!
Down with Brussels! Let the migrants burn it into the ground!
"With 33 million hectares of arable land, Ukraine has large swaths of the most fertile farmland in the world. Misguided privatization and corrupt governance since the early 1990s have concentrated land in the hands of a new oligarchic class. Around 4.3 million hectares are under large-scale agriculture, with the bulk, three million hectares, in the hands of just a dozen large agribusiness firms.
In addition, according to the government, about five million hectares - the size of two Crimea - have been "stolen" by private interests from the state of Ukraine.3
The total amount of land controlled by oligarchs, corrupt individuals, and large agribusinesses is thus over nine million hectares, exceeding
28 percent of the country's arable land. The rest is used by over eight million Ukrainian farmers.4
The largest landholders are a mix of oligarchs and a variety of foreign interests - mostly European and North American, including a US-based private equity fund and the sovereign fund of Saudi Arabia. All but one of the ten largest landholding firms are registered overseas, mainly in tax havens such as Cyprus or Luxembourg. Even when run and still largely controlled by an oligarch founder, a number of firms have gone public with Western banks and investment funds now controlling a significant amount of their shares."