Geography of imports of food prohibited for entry into Russia, July
This table presents the volumes of food products banned for import into Russia, broken down by country of origin for January-July 2017. The 386-row list includes both total figures and individual indicators for non-CIS countries and CIS member states, allowing for an assessment of the geography of imports for each specific product type. The data includes absolute values and percentage shares, helping to identify each country's share in the total import volume by EAEU CN codes
Chart of imports of banned food products by country, January-July 2017
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 386, indicators: 3. Breakdown: Total; Far-Abroad Countries; CIS Member States; Belarus; Total and others
Highest values: Total (100), Far-Abroad Countries (91.1), Belarus (69.8). The gap between the highest and lowest is 11.3 times
All table numbers are series: 386
How to read this table
The table rows are categorized by supplier country, enabling a comparison of import volumes from non-CIS and CIS countries. By comparing the indicators in the rows, one can determine which regions of the world maintained supplies of specific product categories during the specified period. The final row records the total result for all items, allowing for a correlation of each group of states' contribution with the total volume of imported products, which clearly demonstrates the structure of import flows under the imposed food import restrictions
What is visible in these numbers
Dataset indicators: TN VED EAEU; January-July 2017; ______ share, %
Of 75 possible values, 50 (66.7%) are filled. Data are sparse — for many items, observations were not conducted for the entire period, and summary totals for them should not be calculated
More in the section Indicators characterizing import substitution»
Period and application
The information pertains to July 2017 and represents a one-time snapshot of foreign trade operations. The data will be useful to food market researchers, economists, and specialists studying the impact of trade restrictions on import structure. Rosstat publishes the data based on EAEU CN codes, providing detail for each product item
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