Tridge summary
Between January and July of 2024, Ukraine experienced a significant increase in shellfish exports, with a 50.4% rise compared to the same period in the previous year, reaching 704 tons. This surge contributed to a 33% increase in shellfish export revenue, amounting to $3.6 million. The primary importers of Ukrainian shellfish were Lithuania, Spain, and Poland, accounting for 59%, 21.3%, and 8% of exports, respectively. Conversely, the country also saw a 10.7% increase in shellfish imports, reaching 3,100 tons, with China, France, and Chile as the dominant suppliers. Overall, this period saw a notable growth in the shellfish market in Ukraine, both in exports and imports.
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Original content
In January-July 2024, Ukraine exported 50.4% more shellfish than in the same period last year: 704 tons. This is reported by AgroTimes with reference to the data of the State Customs Service. It is noted that in monetary terms, sales of molluscs to foreign markets during seven months of this year made it possible to increase the turnover by a third - up to $3.6 million. The main buyers of domestic shellfish during the seven months of 2024 were Lithuania (59%), Spain (21.3%) and Poland (8%). Read also: A modular farm for growing snails was launched in Vinnytsia The import of shellfish for the seven months of 2024 also increased (by 10.7%) and reached 3.1 thousand tons. In monetary ...
Source: Agrobusiness
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