Tridge summary
Ukrainian sugar exports have significantly decreased in the first nine months of 2021, with a volume of 2.6 thousand tons, a 37-fold reduction compared to the same period last year. The total export volume for the 2021/22 marketing year (September-August) also saw a ten-fold decrease, reaching 367 tons. The primary destinations for these exports were Israel, Germany, and Moldova, accounting for 36.06%, 25.38%, and 14.98% of the total exports, respectively. On the other hand, the country's sugar imports surged to 163.3 thousand tons, with Brazil as the dominant exporter (73.18%). Additionally, Ukraine imported and exported other types of sugars and molasses, with Israel being the main importer of Ukrainian molasses (89.29%).
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Original content
Sugar exports in January-September 2021 amounted to 2.6 thousand tons, which is 37 times less than in the same period last year (98 thousand tons). From the beginning of 2021/22 MY (September-August), external deliveries amounted to 367 tons, which is also ten times less than 16.2 thousand tons exported during the same period 2020/21 MY. Read: Astarta continues to process imported raw sugar The largest importers of Ukrainian sugar from all exports (in monetary terms) in January-September 2021 were: Israel (36.06%), Germany (25.38%), Moldova (14.98%). Imports of sugar in January-September 2021 amounted to 163.3 thousand tons. The largest exporters of sugar to Ukraine from all imports (in monetary terms) were: Brazil (73.18%), Poland (17.23%), Belgium (2.75%). ...
Source: Landlord
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