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At Aquinore. UK. Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Monday, January 22nd, and this is your

FT news briefing. Poland has won a major concession from the EU in its fight to limit food exports from Ukraine.

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I'm Josh Cabadouille in for Mark Filipino, and here's the news you need to start your day. Farmers in Poland aren't happy about Ukrainian food exports. They've been protesting

and blockading the border over the issue, and in response, it looks

like the European Union is ready to make some concessions.

The block had originally put in place pretty good trade conditions for Ukraine after the Russian invasion.

But since then Poland has been complaining that the influx of Ukrainian

produce is hurting its agricultural sector and driving down prices.

The EU's top trade official now says that they'll be looking to

add new safeguards and that Poland will be able to block Ukrainian imports.

The proposal still needs to be approved by the European Parliament and the majority of member states.

The Securities and Exchange Commission,

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