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In 2020, Ukraine saw a significant increase in the export of uncommon products within its agricultural sector. According to UNIAN, reported by agronews.ua, the country's exports of crustaceans, citrus, coconut oil, cattle fat, and cocoa powder experienced notable growth. Crustaceans exports rose 9.6 times to 770 tons, citrus exports increased 8.6 times to 736 tons, coconut oil exports were up 7.5 times to 281 tons, cattle fat exports increased 4.6 times to 1.6 thousand tons, and cocoa powder exports grew 4 times to nearly 720 tons. It is worth noting that some of these exports may have been re-exports of products.
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In 2020, Ukraine was able to increase the export of a number of atypical goods for the domestic agricultural sector. This was reported by UNIAN, writes agronews.ua. It is noted that the five most non-standard products with a large increase in exports included: ✅ crustaceans, whose supplies from Ukraine increased 9.6 times - up to 770 tons; ✅ citrus - 8.6 times, up to 736 tons; ✅ coconut oil - 7.5 times, up to 281 tons; ✅ cattle fat - 4.6 times, up to ...
Source: AgronewsUA
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