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From January to May 2021, Ukraine saw a 22% increase in fish and aquatic bioresources exports, totaling $ 17.3 million. The main importers were Germany, Denmark, and Moldova, with significant exports to Lithuania, Israel, and the Netherlands. The exports consisted mainly of finished or canned fish, fish fillets, other fish meat, shellfish, and frozen fish.
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During January-May 2021, Ukraine exported 4,407 tons of fish and other aquatic bioresources to foreign markets for a total of $ 17.3 million. This result is 22% more in monetary terms than in the same period last year, according to the press service of the State Fisheries Agency. The largest buyers of Ukrainian fishery products in monetary terms were Germany ($ 4.7 million, 679 tons), Denmark ($ 2.85 million, 585 tons) and Moldova ($ 2.42 million, 1,032 tons). Significant deliveries were also made to Lithuania ($ 1.15 million, 460 tons), Israel ($ 1.04 million, 125 tons) and the Netherlands ($ 880 thousand, 144 tons). In terms of commodity items from the beginning of the year most exported in absolute terms of finished or canned fish ...
Source: Agropolit
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