Import of agricultural products to the Yaroslavl region in 2014-2019 decreased by almost three times

게시됨 2020년 8월 27일

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Between 2020's start and August 16, the Yaroslavl Region in Russia experienced a 6.5% increase in agricultural imports compared to the same period in 2019, totaling USD 13.3 million. The region's imports from Vietnam, India, and Belarus accounted for 55% of the total value, with other countries contributing between USD 0.2 million and USD 1 million each. The imports were predominantly food products, with a notable decrease of 5.2% in value despite an 18.9% increase in volume year-over-year. Dairy products imports saw a decrease of 19.6%, with Belarus as the main supplier, while live animals, sugar products, and animal feed also saw various import trends. Overall, the region's food imports have decreased almost three times since 2014 due to state import substitution efforts.

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From the beginning of 2020 to August 16, agricultural products and foodstuffs in the amount of USD 13.3 million were imported into the region.According to the Federal Customs Service of Russia, the import of agricultural products to the Yaroslavl Region from the beginning of 2020 to August 16 reached USD 13.3 million, which 6.5% more than in the same period of 2019 in value terms and 6.6% less in volume - 6.6 thousand tons (hereinafter - excluding supplies from the EAEU countries for July - August). Countries such as Vietnam, India and Belarus have become the main suppliers of products to the region. They accounted for 55% of all imported products in value terms. Countries with imports ranging from $ 0.2 million to $ 1 million are Jordan, China, Hungary, the Netherlands, Indonesia, Poland, Malaysia, Brazil, the United Arab Emirates and Lithuania. Such minor shipments are made from Thailand, Azerbaijan, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Argentina, Italy, France, Serbia, Czech Republic and ...

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