In the first half of the year, the import of agricultural products to the Tula region decreased by almost 40% - to 69.2 thousand tons

Published 2020년 7월 24일

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The Tula region has seen a decrease in agricultural imports by 38.8% in volume and 20.2% in value compared to the previous year, totaling 69.2 thousand tons worth $82.5 million from countries like Indonesia, France, and Hungary over the first half of 2020. The imports consisted of 29.3% fats and oils, 28.5% edible fruits and nuts, 21.1% animal products, and 5.1% vegetables. Indonesia and Malaysia were the main suppliers of fats and oils, which were predominantly palm oil. Argentina led the exports of edible fruits and nuts, particularly citrus fruits. France and Hungary were the largest contributors to the animal product imports, which included bird eggs. The imports also included vegetables from Egypt, Belarus, and China, with a majority being frozen vegetables.

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The main partners were such countries as Indonesia, France, Hungary, Egypt, Argentina According to the Federal Customs Service, for the six months of 2020, the import of agricultural products to the Tula region amounted to 69.2 thousand tons worth 82.5 million US dollars, which is lower indicators of the previous year by 38.8% and 20.2%, respectively (hereinafter - excluding the EAEU countries in June). In the overall structure of imports of agricultural products in the region, 29.3% (-21.7% compared to the same period in 2019) falls on fats and oils of animal origin and their cleavage products; prepared edible fats; animal or vegetable waxes (TN VED 15). In January - June, 31.4 thousand tons of these products were imported for the amount of 24.2 million US dollars. The main suppliers were Indonesia (import volume amounted to 30.5 thousand tons for the amount of USD 23.4 million) and Malaysia (0.6 thousand tons for USD 0.8 million). Also, the shipment of goods of this category to ...

Source: Specagro