Ukraine increased sales of goods to the European Union by 16%.
The fastest consumption of Ukrainian goods is growing in Belgium, Lithuania, Austria, the Czech Republic and Poland
During January-February of 2017, exports of Ukrainian goods grew by 32.7%. This is reported by the State Statistics Service.
In January-February 2017, the export of Ukrainian goods to the European Union grew by 16.2%. For comparison, during the same period last year, sales in the EU declined by 2.1%.
The highest growth rates of sales of Ukrainian goods to Belgium – by 78.6%, Lithuania – by 45.23%, Austria – by 38.1%, the Czech Republic – by 37.1%, and also to Poland – by 36.5%.
Nevertheless, exports to France, Germany and the Netherlands declined by 13.4%, 4% and 1.8% respectively.
At the same time in the CIS, Ukrainian exports recovered at a rapid pace. Deliveries to Belarus increased by 58.4%, Russia by 54.4%, Moldova – by 22.8%.
In addition, a significant increase in sales was recorded in India by 132.8%, Iran by 79.7% and Turkey by 48.8%. But in China, exports fell by 41%.
