Average actual export prices for major commodities
US dollars per tonne
The prices of major commodities sold to non-CIS countries for the 2010–2021 period can be found in this data. The list contains forty rows, each representing a specific commodity group, such as poultry or fresh fish. Prices are stated in US dollars per tonne, allowing for international comparison of product values across different categories. The data is annual and covers twelve years
- Butter
- Cereals — Prepared or preserved fish
- Meat, fresh or chilled (excluding poultry meat)
- Cereals — Prepared or preserved meat products
- Milk and cream, condensed or evaporated
- Fish, fresh and frozen
- Poultry meat, fresh or chilled
- Cereals — Sunflower, safflower or cottonseed oil and fractions thereof
- Cereals — White sugar
- Cereals — Pasta
Chart of average actual export prices for major commodities in trade with non-CIS countries, dollars per tonne
Who grew, who fell: 2010 → 2021
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2010–2021. Series: 40, periods: 4. Unit of measurement: US dollars per tonne. Table rows: Fresh and frozen meat (excluding poultry); Fresh and frozen poultry; Fresh and frozen fish; Crustaceans and molluscs; Milk and cream, not concentrated or sweetened
Crustaceans and molluscs: the indicator rose from 6 470 to 24 908 between 2010 and 2021 — by a factor of 3.85. The highest value was 24 908 (2021), the lowest was 6 470 (2010). Of the 25 largest series, 18 increased and 7 decreased
All table numbers are series: 40
How to read this table
Table rows are categorized by type of exported goods, from meat products to fish, allowing for comparison of market values. The annual data tracks changes in export prices for specific items. Comparing different rows helps identify which commodity groups were more expensive during certain periods and how the export value structure evolved
What is visible in these numbers
The five highest values: Crustaceans and molluscs (24 908), Butter (6 352), Cereals — Prepared or preserved fish (6 217), Fresh and frozen meat (excluding poultry) (3 861), Cereals — Prepared or preserved products… (2 754). The gap between the highest and lowest was 300.1 times. The top five account for 74.8% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual, with 4 observation periods in the dataset. There are 100 values in the table out of 100 possible, i.e. 100% — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
Statistics for 2010–2021 are published on an annual basis. This information is useful for foreign trade specialists, economists, and commodity market analysts. Rosstat data on prices in US dollars per tonne helps assess the price dynamics of Russian goods on the global market
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