Ukraine has increased chocolate exports

Published 2022년 2월 17일

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In January 2022, Ukraine saw a significant increase in the export and import of chocolate and cocoa-containing foods. Exports of these products rose by 24.11% to $16.13 million, with the majority going to Kazakhstan, Romania, and Azerbaijan. Additionally, the country also experienced a 27.28% increase in the export of chocolate and cocoa-free foods, primarily to Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan. On the other hand, imports of such products surged by 21% to $17.01 million, with the majority coming from Germany, Austria, and Poland. There was also a notable 83.63% increase in the import of chocolate and cocoa-free foods, the majority of which was imported from Poland, Germany, and Switzerland.

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Exports of chocolate and other food products containing cocoa in January 2022 compared to the same month a year earlier increased by 24.11% in monetary terms - up to 16.13 million dollars. This is evidenced by data from the State Customs Service, UNN reports. Ukraine exported chocolate and other cocoa-containing foods to Kazakhstan (more than $ 2.41 million), Romania ($ 1.23 million) and Azerbaijan ($ 1.17 million). In particular, in January, Ukraine sold more than $ 4.96 million worth of chocolate and other cocoa-free foods in the form of blocks, tiles or bars, which is 27.28% more than in January 2021. Most of it was exported to Kazakhstan (920.98 thousand dollars), Azerbaijan (743.31 thousand dollars) and Uzbekistan (469.12 thousand dollars). In January 2022, Ukraine imported $ 17.01 million worth of chocolate and other food products with cocoa content, which is 21% more than in January of the previous year. Ukraine imported the most chocolate and other cocoa-containing foods ...

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