Russia overtook Switzerland in terms of chocolate exports

Published 2021년 12월 8일

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Russia's chocolate exports ranked tenth globally in revenue as of September 2021, surpassing Switzerland with $838 million in revenue, according to ITC Trademap and UN Comtrade reports. This is a significant increase from the country's 2020 position, where it ranked eleventh with $729.2 million in exports. The Association of Confectionery Enterprises "Askond" anticipates a 19.1% increase in the confectionery industry's export volume in 2021, reaching a record $1.68 billion with 824.5 thousand tons exported. Chocolate confectionery makes up over half of these exports, with the industry expecting to further strengthen its position among the top ten global exporters.
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At the end of September 2021, Russia ranked tenth in the world in terms of revenue from chocolate exports, ahead of Switzerland. Such data are contained in the reports of ITC Trademap and UN Comtrade, which are referred to by the Association of Confectionery Enterprises "Askond". “At the end of September 2021, Russia ranked tenth in terms of export revenue in annual terms, ahead of Switzerland. As of September 2021, Russia exported $ 838 million worth of chocolate products in annual terms. Such data are contained in the reports of ITC Trademap and UN Comtrade. According to the same data, for the same period, the export of Swiss chocolate products amounted to $ 819 million, "Askond said in a statement. Experts noted that in 2020 Russia ranked eleventh in the world ranking of exporters of chocolate products with an export volume of 295.7 thousand tons worth $ 729.2 million.In tenth place was Switzerland with a result of 109.8 thousand tons for $ 753 million. According to Askond ...
Source: Milknews

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