Big Wines a Partner of Agro Ukraine Week 2026

From June 17 to 19, Kyiv's Parkovy Convention and Exhibition Center hosted Agro Ukraine Week 2026, the first International Agrarian Week in Ukraine. The event brought together key representatives of the agricultural and food sectors, international partners, investors, producers, and industry experts.

Big Wines was honored to participate as a partner of this large-scale event, which served as an important platform for professional dialogue, knowledge exchange, and discussions on the future development of Ukraine’s agricultural sector.

Over the course of three days, participants had the opportunity to explore innovative solutions in crop production, livestock farming, storage and processing technologies, logistics, grain trading, and other key areas of the agribusiness industry. The event also featured numerous discussions dedicated to the future of Ukrainian agriculture.

Special attention was given to the development of Ukraine’s viticulture and winemaking industry. As part of the business program, Nataliia Burlachenko, CEO and owner of Big Wines and 46 Parallel Wine Group, joined the panel discussion as a speaker on the topic:

“From Vine to Added Value: Investment Attractiveness, New Geography, and Growth Potential of Ukrainian Viticulture and Winemaking.”

During the discussion, participants explored the current state of the industry, investment opportunities within Ukrainian winemaking, the emergence of new wine-growing regions, and the importance of creating added value through the development of competitive Ukrainian products.

A special cultural feature of Agro Ukraine Week 2026 was the exhibition of a private collection of paintings by the world-renowned Ukrainian artist Ivan Marchuk. The exhibition became one of the event’s highlights, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience the work of an artist whose paintings are celebrated internationally and have become an integral part of Ukraine’s contemporary cultural legacy.

For Big Wines, participation in Agro Ukraine Week was an excellent opportunity to contribute to the dialogue on the future of Ukraine’s agricultural sector and once again highlight the significant potential of Ukrainian winemaking as an important component of the country’s economy.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to ProAgro Group, the organizers of Agro Ukraine Week 2026, for creating a modern platform that fosters professional networking and industry development. Special thanks to Daria Didkovska for the invitation, outstanding organization, and the opportunity to be part of this important event.

Together, we continue to support the development of Ukraine’s agricultural sector and create new opportunities for Ukrainian winemaking both nationally and internationally.