Rosstat data on the geography of imports of food products, Table No. 5 (202003)
This data covers the supply of food products subject to import bans to Russia for January–March 2020. The table contains 321 rows, with goods classified by EAEU HS codes, providing detailed import data by specific items. Indicators are presented in both physical terms and as shares, allowing for an assessment of the supply scale for each commodity category from various countries
Chart showing the import geography of prohibited food products by country for March 2020
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 321, indicator: 3. Breakdown: Total; Countries outside the CIS; CIS member states; Belarus; Total and others
Highest values: Total (100), CIS member states (65.4), Argentina (56.6). The gap between the highest and lowest is 9.38 times
All table numbers are series: 321
How to read this table
Country-level grouping allows for a comparison of import volumes between CIS and non-CIS countries. The rows are divided into three main categories: total indicators, non-CIS countries, and CIS member states. These series enable comparison of each group's share in the total volume of prohibited imports for the period. Total values for all items show the overall supply structure, while shares reflect the relative importance of each supplier country within the prohibited import structure
What is visible in these numbers
What is measured: TN VED EAEU; January-March 2020; ______ share, %
50 out of 75 possible values are filled (66.7%). There are many missing values — some items were observed only in certain periods, which should be taken into account when comparing
More in the section Indicators characterizing import substitution»
Period and application
The data is current as of March 2020 and reflects import activity in the first quarter of that year. This dataset is intended for foreign trade monitoring specialists, food market analysts, and government officials tracking compliance with import restrictions on specific goods. Information is updated according to the Rosstat sectoral statistics publication schedule and is useful for understanding the geographical structure of imports under existing restrictive measures
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