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In 2021, Ukraine saw a 14.87% increase in hard cheese imports, totaling $147.12 million, with the majority of the cheese coming from Poland, the Netherlands, and France. The most imported cheeses were Maasdam, Gouda, Camembert, Brie, Emmentaler, Cheddar, Edam, Grana Padano and Parmigiano Reggiano, and Tilsit. The largest importers of these cheeses were Italy, Poland, and the Netherlands.
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In 2021, Ukraine imported 147.12 million dollars worth of hard cheese imported, which is 14.87% more than a year earlier. This is evidenced by data from the State Customs Service, UNN reports. Details Ukraine imported the largest amount of such cheeses from Poland ($ 66.15 million), the Netherlands ($ 26.33 million) and France ($ 18.11 million). In particular, Maasdam cheese was imported in 2021 for 16.28 million dollars. (+ 256.67% per year). Most of them are from the Netherlands ($ 11.88 million), Poland ($ 2.14 million) and Germany ($ 2.05 million). Ukraine also imported Gouda cheese in 2021 for 16.69 million dollars. (+ 24.3% per year). TOP-3 importers - the Netherlands ($ 8.01 million), Poland ($ 7.33 million), Belgium ($ 616.88 thousand). Camembert cheese was imported for 9.23 million dollars last year. (+ 20.9% per year). The leading import countries are Poland ($ 3.32 million), France ($ 2.03 million), and Hungary ($ 1.86 million). And Brie cheese last year Ukraine bought ...
Source: AllRetail.ua
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