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In 2018, trade between the two countries was more than $100 billion, according to data released by the Ministry of Commerce in January. China’s trade with Russia could be further boosted as bilateral goods trade is undergoing a structural upgrade amid downward economic pressure and stagnant global trade, said industry insiders at the economic forum at the 125th Canton Fair in Guangzhou, capital of South China’s Guangdong Province on Tuesday. The stable growth in bilateral trade between China...
Modified: 18.04.2019From January to May, 2018 Russia has imported cigarette lighters in the value of $15.4 mln. During that period lighter import was 12 times as much as its export ($1.26 mln). Moscow city has become the leading lighter importer among the Russian regions (75.8%). Russia has imported mostly non-refillable gas fueled pocket lighters (75%). Refillable gas fueled pocket lighters have accounted for 17%, while other lighters and their parts have accounted for the rest 8%. China has become the largest...
Modified: 13.07.2018In the first quarter of 2018 Russia has exported 63.3 thous. tn of flour (wheat and mixed rye-wheat) amounted to $16.59 mln, it is a 10% total value increase compared to the same period of 2017. The most exported wheat type is soft wheat and spelt flour accounted for 95.6% of all export. Hard wheat flour accounts for 4.2% and mixed rye-wheat flour accounts for 0.2%. The leading importer of Russian wheat is China (51.8%), Belarus (9.9%) ranks 2nd, Abkhazia (6.2%) ranks 3rd, Tadzhikistan, Armenia...
Modified: 09.07.2018Russia’s import of tennis rackets is 130 times as big as its export. For the first four months of this year Russia has imported tennis rackets to the value of $768.09 thous., it is a 62% increase compared to the same period of 2017. Russia imported tennis rackets largely from China (96.6%). Small-scale supplies were provided by Myanmar (2.8%). Hong Kong, Belarus and Belgium provided the rest 0.6% of the rackets imported. Tennis rackets were imported by the following Russian regions: Moscow city...
Modified: 05.07.2018... 2018. The largest supplier was Morocco, which exported to $65.57m and accounted for 35% of the total. Other suppliers included China ($37.98m), Azerbaijan ($22.95m), Iran ($17.52m), and Turkey ($12.93m), together accounting for 84% of Russia’s imports in the first quarter. The remaining 16% were supplied by Armenia (5%), Kazakhstan (3%), Senegal (2%), Egypt (1.5%), Turkmenistan (1.2%), Belarus (1.1%), Uzbekistan (1%), Tunisia (0.6%), Israel (0.5%), and Macedonia (0.4%).
Modified: 02.07.2018Russia’s imports of such simple domestic utensils as hand sieves and hand riddles increased by 14% in value terms and by 40% in physical terms in 2017, outstripping exports nine times. Russia’s imports of such simple domestic utensils as hand sieves and ...
Modified: 02.07.2018Russia imported 799,191 garden umbrellas to $5.5m in 2017 — twenty times more than it exported during the same period. In the first four months of 2018, Russia’ imports of garden umbrellas reached 472,371 worth $4.2m, making up 77% of the quantity imported during the whole 2017. Russia’s suppliers of garden umbrellas in January-April 2018 were: China, which accounted for 65% of the imports, to $2.7m; Ukraine ...
Modified: 02.07.2018... cherries to $358,500 in the first four months of 2018 — double on last year in physical terms. From January to March, Russia imported wild cherries from Chile, Argentina, China, New Zealand and Thailand, which together accounted for 38% of the total imports in the first four months of 2018. In April, Russia’s leading suppliers were Turkey, China and Tajikistan which accounted for 62% of the imports in the first four months. Russia’s imports of wild cherries reach their peak from May through ...
Modified: 28.06.2018According to the Russian Federal Customs Service’s official statistics, Russia exported 60,500 tons of scrap paper worth $12.3m in the first three month of 2018 — more than three times than in January-March 2017. The key importer of Russian scrap paper was Ukraine, which imported 36,300 tons to $7.4m (double on last year), accounting for 60% of the Russian exports. Other importers of Russian scrap paper include Finland, which imported 9,000 tons to $1.7 (14% of Russia’s total exports) during...
Modified: 30.05.2018... Russia imported largely (78%) fabrics containing not less than 85% silk threads; silk noil stripes made 17% of the total, while natural silks made 5%. Russia’s key silk textile suppliers were Italy, which accounted for 31% of Russia’s total imports in 2017, closely followed by Kazakhstan (29%), the traditional China (28%), and, by a large margin, the United Kingdom, India, Germany, Switzerland, Belarus, France, Belgium and the United States. The biggest silk consumers among the Russian regions ...
Modified: 30.05.2018Russia’s pharmaceutical imports stood at $10.8bn in 2017 — a 22% climb on the previous year. Imports consisted largely (77.5%) of retail-ready therapeuticals and prophylactics, worth $8.4bn, followed by blood and blood fractions for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes, immunity ...
Modified: 29.05.2018Russia imported white chocolate to $16.3m in 2017 — $1m up from the previous year and a $6m leap on 2015. Russia’s key suppliers of white chocolate are Germany (which accounted for 29% of Russian imports), Belgium (23%), the United Kingdom (14%), Italy (12%), France (7%), Switzerland (6%), Moldova (2%), Poland (2%), Greece (1%) and Finland (1%). The leading Russian importer of white chocolate in 2017 was Moscow (which consumed 42% of the total),...
Modified: 18.05.2018Russia’s vacuum cleaner imports showed steady growth over the past three years: its imports stood at $316m in 2017 — $72m (or 29%) more than in 2016. Russia’s largest suppliers of vacuum cleaners in 2017 were China which accounted for 33% of the total Russian imports,...
Modified: 17.05.2018Russia imported US food, alcohol and cigarettes to $331.4million in 2017 — 74% more than the previous year. Imports of tobacco products from the United States reached $75.9m, and liquor, $61.5million. Whiskies, which the Russians imported to $45.8million, made up three fourths (74.5%) of all Russian imports, followed, by a large margin, by wines ($6.4m, or ...
Modified: 23.04.2018... fish to $7.5 million in 2017— twenty times more than the year before in value terms and sixteen times in physical terms. The home of once numerous Russia’s North-Atlantic fishing fleet, Murmansk accounts for 71% of total Russian live seafood imports which amounted to 643 tons to $10.6million in 2017. The region imported mainly trout (49.8%, or 224.67 tons to $3.7m) and salmon (50.2%, or 185 tons to $3.8m) last year. The region’s two main suppliers are neighboring Norway which accounts for ...
Modified: 20.04.2018... six-and-a-half times more from Russia compared to the previous year. Exports to Canada and Bulgaria have nearly tripled. Hungary imported 2.7 times more agricultural equipment, while exports to the Netherlands have doubled. Poland and Slovakia boosted imports by 78 percent and 73 percent, respectively, with imports to Uzbekistan and Moldavia increasing by 68 and 58 percent. Among the key agricultural products are tractors, the exports of which reportedly surged by 63 percent, and equipment for post-harvest ...
Modified: 19.04.2018The exclave Kaliningrad Region in North-Western Russia imported 3,800 tons of nuts to $35m — 38% of total Russian imports in 2017 — an became the national nut import leader. Cashew made up 80% of Kaliningrad’s imports amounting to $28m; Brazil nuts, 11% ($4m); and coconuts, 9% ($3m). Kaliningrad’s key suppliers last year were Vietnam which accounted for 77% ...
Modified: 15.04.2018The leading Russian imports in January 2018 were mobile phones: Russia imported mobiles to $523million — a 82% leap on last year. Phones were followed by pharmaceuticals ($394million, up 5% from January 2017), and aluminum oxide ($151million, a 45% increase on last year)....
Modified: 13.04.2018Russia’s tea imports stood in 2017 to $525million, dipping by 4% on the previous year. Russia’s key suppliers of tea in 2017 were Sri Lanka, which accounted for a third (33%) of Russian imports, India (23%), Kenya (13%), China (8%), Vietnam (6%), United Arab ...
Modified: 04.04.2018Russia’s import of palm oil and its fraction surged 27.8% year-on-year to 72,700 tonnes in January 2018, Russian statistical agency Rosstat said on Tuesday. Imports of sunflower oil, safflower or cottonseed oil and their fractions grew by 21.2% to 900,000 tonnes in the first month of the year. Import of coconut (copra), palm kernel or babassu oil and their fractions fell 49.5% in the reporting period to 4,...
Modified: 21.03.2018Kemerovo Region in South Siberia, the traditional producer and exporter of coal, added cocoa powder and chocolates to its key exports, to become one of the top three Russian cocoa product exporters, with its 38,000 tons of cocoa worth $81.6million exported in 2017 (15%), following Moscow and Moscow Region with their collective 47% share. In the meantime, coal remained Kemerovo’s No. 1 export (79%) in 2017, which took the South Siberian region to the fourth place, with a 5% share in the national...
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TVEL JSC has shipped to India the final consignment of uranium fuel pellets for BWR reactors and thereby fulfilled the relevant contract with the Department of Atomic En...
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