Last year, Ukraine bought 22.2% less live poultry abroad

Ukraine

Published Feb 1, 2023

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During 2022, Ukraine imported 3.5 thousand tons of live poultry: chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, guinea fowl. This is 22.2% less than the previous year. This is evidenced by the data of the State Customs Service. In monetary terms, the import of live poultry in 2022 reached $55.169.5 million - 20.7% less than in 2021.

Original content

The largest suppliers of live poultry to Ukraine in 2022 were Hungary (34.4%), the Czech Republic (20.4%) and Germany (20.3%). No live poultry was supplied for export in 2022. As reported, ...

Source: Agrotimes

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