Since the beginning of the year, the Kaluga Region of Russia has imported 19.8 thousand tons of agricultural products for 58.4 million USD

Published 2021년 5월 26일

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The Kaluga region in Russia has imported agricultural products worth USD 58.4 million since the start of the year, excluding trade with EAEU countries in April and May. The imports were received from over 30 countries, with China, Greenland, South Korea, and Vietnam being the largest suppliers. The imports consisted of fish, crustaceans, and other aquatic invertebrates (52.4% of the total imports), tobacco and its industrial substitutes (13.1%), and natural unrefined shellac; gums, resins and other vegetable juices and extracts (4.7%). Additionally, the region imported alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and vinegar (4.5%).

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The main suppliers are China, Greenland, South Korea and Vietnam According to the Federal Customs Service of Russia, as of May 23, the import of agricultural products to the Kaluga region since the beginning of the year (hereinafter - excluding trade with the EAEU countries in April and May) amounted to 19.8 thousand tons in the amount of USD 58.4 million. More than 30 countries were exporters, the largest suppliers were China, Greenland, South Korea and Vietnam. In the total structure of regional imports of agricultural products in value terms, 52.4% fell on fish, crustaceans and other aquatic invertebrates (TN VED code 03). 7.1 thousand tons of products were imported for the amount of USD 30.6 million. The main suppliers were Greenland (3.2 thousand tons for USD 12.3 million) and China (1.7 thousand tons for USD 7.8 million). Crustaceans accounted for 52.0% in the structure of imports of products of this group; for dried and salted fish - 16.1%; frozen fish - 13.0%; for ...

Source: Specagro