The import of cattle and pig offal in Ukraine exceeds the export by three times

Published Sep 5, 2024

Tridge summary

The article highlights the dynamic of Ukraine's agricultural trade in the first seven months of 2024, as reported by the State Customs Service. It shows a notable decrease in the import of livestock byproducts by 17.8%, with the majority being imported from Poland, Germany, and France. Conversely, there has been a significant increase in the export of these byproducts by 66.7%, reaching 2 thousand tons and generating revenue of $1.2 million, a 1.7-fold increase from the previous year. The main importers of these exports were Liberia, Ivory Coast, and the UAE, indicating a shift in trade patterns for Ukrainian agricultural products.
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Original content

This is evidenced by the data of the State Customs Service. For the purchase of these products abroad, 17.8% less funds were spent in seven months, as compared to January-July 2023: $7.4 million. Byproducts of cattle, pigs, sheep, and horses during the seven months of this year were mainly imported from Poland (51.8%), Germany (19.9%) and France (8.7%). Export of offal in January-July 2024 increased by 66.7%, as compared to January-July 2023, to 2 thousand tons Revenue from the export of cattle offal, pigs, sheep, horses reached $1.2 million — 1.7 times ...
Source: MilkUA

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