Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of Estonia Volodymyr Boiechko visited Tallinn FoodFair 2026, an international professional food industry exhibition held on 23–24 September 2026 at Unibet Arena in Tallinn. Ukrainian producers participated in the exhibition with the support of the Embassy of Ukraine.

Ambassador Volodymyr Boiechko met with representatives of Ukrainian companies, familiarised himself with their products, and discussed opportunities for their further promotion on the Estonian market, the establishment of new business contacts, and the expansion of cooperation with local partners.

At the Ukrainian national stand, 12 small and medium-sized enterprises from Kyiv, Chernihiv and Sumy regions presented their products: Boryspilskyi Khliboprodukt LLC, Dobroizh LLC, VELKOV LLC, Uzvar LLC, SANFILL LLC, BI GRANOLA LLC, FIZI LLC, DRIED FOODS LLC, Romanof LTD LLC, sole proprietor Svitlana Bytsenko, sole proprietor Hryhorii Shcherbukha, and sole proprietor Alla Babeniuk (YARYNCHYNA PICH).

These companies participated in the exhibition as part of the “Resilience of Ukrainian Business Activity 2.0” initiative, implemented by the Business Information Support Centres Network with the support of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) within the framework of the “Livelihoods+: Economic Integration of IDPs and War-Affected People” project. The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through the German Development Bank KfW.

Ukrainian products were also presented at the exhibition by trade partners in Estonia. Trading House Ukraine showcased products from two Ukrainian companies — Lviv-based coffee producer Wiener Kaffee and Delta Food from Ternopil region, whose product range includes sunflower oil, mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and sauces.

Arkadia Trade presented products manufactured by EKOR TZ LLC, a pasta producer from Ternopil.

Overall, Ukrainian producers showcased a broad range of products, including chocolate, natural snacks, granola, protein and functional bars, meat delicacies and traditional Ukrainian baked goods, as well as non-alcoholic beverages, coffee, sauces, sunflower oil, pasta, flour and other grocery products. Several companies also presented their capabilities in manufacturing products under customers’ own brands (Private Label), as well as specialised solutions for the hotel, restaurant and catering sector (HoReCa).

The Ukrainian stands served as a platform for showcasing Ukrainian brands and production capacities, as well as for holding negotiations with Estonian and international importers, distributors, buyers, representatives of retail chains and the HoReCa sector. Participation in Tallinn FoodFair provided additional opportunities to explore market demand, establish new export contacts and promote Ukrainian products in Estonia and other European Union markets.

During the exhibition, the Embassy of Ukraine also announced a fundraising campaign in support of the MFA of Ukraine and UNITED24 initiative aimed at raising funds for ambulances for Ukrainian medics. Visitors and participants of Tallinn FoodFair 2026 were invited to contribute to the campaign and support Ukraine’s healthcare system.

The Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Estonia expresses its gratitude to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) for its financial support in organising the Ukrainian stand at Tallinn FoodFair 2026 and for facilitating the participation of Ukrainian businesses in the exhibition.