Tridge summary
Angola, a Sub-Saharan African country and the eleventh largest economy in the region, relies heavily on food and beverage imports due to climate challenges and a scarcity of skilled labor. In 2020, Angola imported 23 thousand tons of beef and cattle by-products, valued at USD 40 million. Russian beef producers entered the Angolan market in 2014, exporting approximately $ 800 thousand worth of cattle meat and offal in the previous year. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Angolan beef market, the delivery terms from Russia, the trade and distribution network, and consumer preferences in Angola.
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The Republic of Angola is a developing state in the south of the African continent, the eleventh largest economy among the countries of the region. Due to a difficult climate and a lack of skilled labor, the country depends on imports of a wide range of food and beverages. Supplies of beef and edible by-products of cattle to Angola in 2020 amounted to 23 thousand tons for the amount of USD 40 million. Russian beef producers gained access to the Angolan market in 2014 and last year sent to this country meat and offal of cattle in the amount of about $ 800 thousand. The review includes: analysis of the beef market in Angola; terms of delivery from Russia; description of the trade and ...
Source: Aemcx
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