geography of imports of prohibited food products
January-June 2018 is the period for which data on imports of food products banned for entry into Russia were collected. The indicator records the geography of supplies, dividing them into groups: non-CIS countries and CIS member states, as well as the total. The table rows allow one to see which regions predominated in the import structure, with values presented as shares where the total sum is 100 percent, clearly reflecting the geographical structure of imports of banned items
Table of the geography of imports of banned food products for January-June 2018
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Row: 391, indicator: 3. Breakdown: Total; Countries outside the CIS; CIS member states; Belarus; Total and others
Highest values: Total (100), Countries outside the CIS (94), Argentina (58). The gap between the highest and lowest is 22.9 times. The top three leaders account for 71.8% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 391
How to read this table
Three hundred and ninety-one rows contain information by EAEU CN FEA codes, which allows for a detailed study of the import structure by specific types of goods. One can compare both volumes between individual product groups and the specific weight of supplies from different regions of the world. The division into CIS and non-CIS countries helps to understand how the shares of banned products arriving from different political and economic zones are distributed, making the table useful for analyzing geographical flows of specific food categories
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: EAEU HS Code; January-June 2018; ______ share, %
50 out of 75 possible values are filled (66.7%). A smaller part of the table is filled, therefore a direct comparison of positions between periods may be misleading
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Period and application
The information is current as of June 2018 and represents a one-time data snapshot. Rosstat prepared this report as part of import substitution monitoring to track the structure of foreign supplies of goods subject to restrictions. The information will be useful to economists, foreign trade analysts, and food market researchers studying the impact of bans on the geography of imports to Russia in the first half of 2018
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