The United States entered the list of the top ten buyers of Russian caviar

Published 2021년 6월 23일

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Russian caviar exports saw a 12% increase in 2020 compared to the previous year, nearly doubling over the past five years, with the United States emerging as the most significant market, significantly increasing its imports sevenfold. The export volume for 2020 was 1,213 thousand tons, with Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan rounding out the top three importers. The United States' rise to the top ten, alongside Moldova, Canada, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and China, highlights the growing global demand for Russian caviar, particularly white caviar, which increased by 25% in 2020.
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MOSCOW, June 22 - RIA Novosti. Exports of Russian caviar in 2020 increased by 12% compared to the previous year, and in five years it almost doubled, while the USA showed the strongest growth in demand, which entered the top 10 buyers, according to a study by the Center for Industry Expertise (EEC). Rosselkhozbank. So, according to analysts, the supply of Russian caviar for export in 2020 amounted to 1,213 thousand tons. “The most powerful growth in demand for Russian caviar in five years was shown by the United States: deliveries increased from 4 tons in 2016 to 28 tons in 2020, that is, by 640%, or 7.4 times,” adds the COE. “At the end of last year, the United States entered the top ten countries in terms of the volume of imports of this product. Leadership is held by Ukraine (604 tons) ”, - added in the study. The second place in terms of the volume of imports is occupied by Belarus (176 tons), Kazakhstan accounts for 153 tons. High dynamics of export ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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