UKCC — Ukrainian-Kosovar Chamber of Commerce
01Your task

The category is known — the buyer is not.

For Kosovar companies

You have a product that sells in Kosovo or the EU, but you do not know who buys this category in Ukraine, through which channel, or whom to talk to.

02What is known about demand

Figures from two official sources — and the limits of reading them.

Ukraine’s imports, 2025

In 2025 Ukraine’s goods imports were $84.8 billion. According to the State Customs Service, the three largest broad import groups were: machinery, equipment and transport — $34.1 billion; chemical industry products — $12.5 billion; fuel and energy goods — $10.5 billion. These groups are not a list of potential buyers and do not in themselves confirm demand for a specific Kosovar product.

Kosovo’s exports, 2025

According to preliminary data from the Kosovo Agency of Statistics (ASK), Kosovo’s goods exports in 2025 were €942.085 million. The SITC groups included, among others, food and live animals — €107.581 million, beverages and tobacco — €69.640 million, and crude materials other than fuels — €96.025 million. A match between a Kosovar export group and a Ukrainian import classification is only grounds for a check by HS code, not a conclusion about market demand.

Sources: State Customs Service of Ukraine, results for 2025; Kosovo Agency of Statistics, Quarterly Bulletin Q4 2025 (2025 data are preliminary). Values are given in the currencies and classifications of the primary sources. Data verified on 2 September 2026.

Sources
  • State Customs Service: Ukraine’s trade turnover for 2025
  • ASK: Quarterly Bulletin Q4 2025
03What the Chamber does

From the catalogue to the first supply.

We study the catalogue and the price list, define the buyer profile, check the category by commodity code, find and verify companies, approach the person who takes the decision, present the product and come back with a report. Where there is interest, we introduce the parties and stay with the case through to the first supply.

Working brief on the Ukrainian market
04What is required from you

The pack the work starts from.

  • a catalogue or technical specification;
  • a current price list with an EXW or FCA price;
  • the minimum order quantity;
  • certificates and permit documents;
  • any territorial commitments in force.
05What happens next

A direct answer after the first conversation.

After the first conversation the Chamber will say directly whether it can take the request on and in what format.

The limits of the Chamber’s role

UKCC does not act as a seller, buyer, agent, customs or legal representative and does not guarantee a commercial outcome.

Contact

Describe your task in two lines.

Name the product, the sector and the market that interests you. Describe your request in a short email to the UKCC corporate address — the site has no online enquiry form.

Write to ukcc@ukcc.pro
Office
Pristina, Kosovo
Meetings
By prior appointment