The EU's commissioner for agriculture says the bloc expects to reduce farm imports from Ukraine when it renegotiates a trade deal with Kyiv, which is set to expire in June. "Import quotas won't remain the same as in this temporary liberalisation. So, indeed, there will be fewer imports," Christophe Hansen tells AFP, referring to a deal struck after Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine granting duty-free access to the bloc for Ukrainian agricultural goods. SOUNDBITE