Ukraine's volumes of milk whey exports increased by almost 40% in January

Published 2023년 3월 2일

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In January 2023, Ukraine saw a significant increase in whey exports, with a volume of 1.2 thousand tons, which is 39.6% more than the previous year. Despite the increase in volume, the monetary value of exports grew by only 4.9% to $1 million. The majority of these exports were purchased by China, Egypt, and Turkey. On the other hand, Ukraine's whey imports decreased by 61.3% to 464 tons, leading to a 29.2% decrease in expenditure to $921,000. The main suppliers of whey to Ukraine were Poland, Sweden, and Portugal.

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In January 2023, Ukraine exported 1.2 thousand tons of whey, which is 39.6% more than in the same period last year. This was reported by the State Customs Service. At the same time, in monetary terms, exports increased by only 4.9% compared to January 2022 - up to $1 million. The most active buyers of Ukrainian whey in January this year were China (70.6%), Egypt (7.1%) and Turkey (5.3%). The import of whey to Ukraine in January 2023 decreased by 61.3% to 464 tons. Ukraine spent $921,000 on the purchase of this product abroad, which is 29.2% less than in January 2022. The largest suppliers of whey to Ukraine in January 2023 were Poland (69.3%), ...

Source: Agrotimes