For 5 months, the Tula region exported 86.4 thousand tons of agricultural products for $ 76.4 million

Published Jun 11, 2020

Tridge summary

The Tula region's agricultural exports have seen a significant increase in the first five months of 2020, with a 26.5% increase in volume and a 36.6% increase in value compared to the previous year. The main exports include fats and oils, flour and cereal industry products, meat and edible meat offal, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The Netherlands, Kazakhstan, and Lithuania were the main importers of fats and oils, while Norway, the United States, and Azerbaijan were the main importers of flour and cereal industry products. China and Hong Kong were the main importers of meat and edible meat offal, and Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, and Belarus were the main importers of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

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Original content

The main partners were countries such as the Netherlands, Norway, Kazakhstan, China, and Uzbekistan. According to the Federal Customs Service, for five months of 2020, agricultural exports from the Tula region amounted to 86.4 thousand tons in the amount of $ 76.4 million, which exceeds indicators of the previous year by 26.5% and 36.6%, respectively (hereinafter - excluding exports to the EAEU countries for April and May). The main share (56.0%) of agricultural products exported abroad from the region is fats and oils of animal origin and their breakdown products; prepared edible fats; waxes of animal or vegetable origin (HS 15). In January - May, the export volume amounted to 51.0 thousand tons in the amount of 42,757.36 thousand US dollars. Products of this category were delivered to 21 countries of the world. The main importers were the Netherlands (export volume reached 13.1 thousand tons in the amount of 10 128.77 thousand US dollars), Kazakhstan (7.0 thousand tons for 6 ...

Source: Specagro