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News with tag «export»October 20, 2011 Ukraine has become the number one sunflower oil producer and exporter in the world. In 2010 Ukraine produced 3.3 million tons of sunflower oil, having exported over 90 percent of this amount. The country is now producing the same volume of sunflower oil as the whole Soviet Union.December 22, 2010 Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers has extended quotas on exported grain until March 2011.October 13, 2010 Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers provisionally introduced quotas on grain until the end of the year according to an announcement by First Deputy Premier Andriy Kluyev.September 1, 2010 Ukraine is now the largest sunflower seed oil exporter in the world, having expanded its geographic reach to include China.July 15, 2010 Ukraine’s negative balance of trade in goods amounted to US $2.1 billion over January–May 2010, which is an 8.3% improvement over the same period in 2009, when it was US $2.29bn.May 5, 2010 The Ukrainian group, Industrial Union of Donbas (ISD), and the Litat Group have signed an agreement to supply 4.8 million tonnes of rolled steel to the Middle East in 2010.
December 9, 2009 Growing demand in Lebanon and across the Middle East has made it possible for the Dzerzhynskiy Dnipro Steelworks plant to work steadily.April 24, 2008 The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has lifted the grain export quotas.February 14, 2008 Grain export quota can be increased up to 2.9 million tons. Minister of Agricultural Policy of Ukraine Yuriy Melnik informed journalists about it today.
January 17, 2008 In January-November 2007, the export volumes of goods and services rose by 27.9%, compared to the relevant period of the previous year, and import volumes – by 34.2%, to reach USD 44,448.9 million and USD 54,041.1 million respectively. |
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