data on the geography of food imports, Table No 5 (201709)
January-September 2017 was the period analyzed for supplies of food products subject to import bans in the Russian Federation. The table contains 391 rows with detailed data by EAEU CN FEA commodity codes, allowing for an overview of the import structure by specific product types. Comparisons are made by country groups, including CIS member states and non-CIS countries, with the share of total supply calculated for each to provide a clear view of the geographical structure of imports during the period
Chart of the distribution of imports of banned food products by country for January-September 2017
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Row: 391, indicator: 3. Breakdown by positions: Total; Far-Abroad Countries; CIS member states; Belarus; Total and others
Highest values: Total (100), CIS member states (91.5), Far-Abroad Countries (90.9). The gap between the highest and lowest is 21.2 times
All table numbers are series: 391
How to read this table
Individual rows group data by geographical criteria, separating supplies into non-CIS countries and CIS member states. By comparing these indicators, one can assess the share of each group in the total imports of specific food products. The final column contains data on the percentage share, which helps compare the significance of each country or region in supplying banned goods relative to the total import volume for each commodity position
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: TN VED EAEU; January-September 2017; ______ share, %
Of 75 possible values, 50 (66.7%) are filled. A minority of the table is filled, therefore a direct comparison of positions between periods may be misleading
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Period and application
The statistical data are relevant for the period from January to September 2017 and reflect a snapshot of imports at that time. This information is useful for analysts studying food security and foreign trade restrictions within the framework of import substitution programs. The data were published by Rosstat to assess the impact of bans on the structure of commodity flows entering the country from various world regions and provide a detailed report by CN FEA commodity codes
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