Poland Bans Food Imports from Ukraine to Protect Farmers

Poland has temporarily banned grain and other food imports from Ukraine to protect its farmers
The ban will last until June 30 and includes sugar, eggs, meat, milk, dairy products, fruits, and vegetables
Farmers in neighboring countries have also complained about Ukrainian grain flooding their markets and causing prices to fall
The situation is a result of Russia's war against Ukraine and the EU lifting duties on Ukrainian grain to facilitate its transport to Africa and the Middle East
The ban and rising anger of farmers could impact the ruling conservative Law and Justice party in the upcoming election, as it faces a challenge from a far-right party sympathetic to Russia.