Trade between Far Eastern Federal District and Uzbekistan

«Pulp of wood; recovered paper and articles thereof»

«Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard; paper and paperboard and articles thereof»

«2013 - 2020»

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Period	Select the period: 2013 - 2020
Selection products	All products Pulp of wood; recovered paper and articles thereof

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1. Consolidated information:

Trade between Far Eastern Federal District and Uzbekistan goods from the group «Pulp of wood; recovered paper and articles thereof» for the period 2013 - 2020 amounted to $2 M., total weight 3.3 K tons.
The main turnover occurred in «Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard» (98%), «Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; recovered paper or paperboard» (2%).
In the structure of trade turnover by country (goods from the group «Pulp of wood; recovered paper and articles thereof») at the first place China (51%), in second place South Korea (29%). Uzbekistan for Russia is a partner number 15 with a share 0.3%.

2. Total results by years

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Period	Total
2013	---
2014	---
2015	---
2016	---
2017	$8.24 K
2018	$116 K
2019	$1 M
2020	$854 K
Total:	$2 M

3. Weight, totals by years

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Period	Weight, tons.
2013	---
2014	---
2015	---
2016	---
2017	0.002
2018	150
2019	1.71 K
2020	1.44 K
Total:	3.3 K

4. The structure of trade:

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Group product	2013	2020	Ch.	∑ (2013-2020)	Ratio
10 47: Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; recovered paper or paperboard	---	---	---	$40.4 K	2%
10 48: Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard	---	$854 K	---	$2 M	97.6%
10 49: Printed books, newspapers, pictures; manuscripts, typescripts and plans	---	---	---	$8.44 K	0.4%
Total:	---	$854 K		$2 M

5. Far Eastern Federal District's trade by product «Pulp of wood; recovered paper and articles thereof» with other countries:

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№	Country	∑ (2013-2020)	Ratio
1	China	$297 M	50.9%
2	South Korea	$168 M	28.8%
3	Indonesia	$24 M	4.1%
4	Japan	$11 M	1.9%
5	Denmark	$10.6 M	1.8%
6	Unknown country	$8.6 M	1.5%
7	Turkey	$8.1 M	1.4%
8	Thailand	$7.8 M	1.3%
9	Kazakhstan	$7.2 M	1.2%
10	Ukraine	$6.5 M	1.1%
11	United States	$6.4 M	1.1%
12	Mongolia	$5.5 M	0.9%
13	Finland	$2.2 M	0.4%
14	Hong Kong SAR China	$2 M	0.3%
15	Uzbekistan	$2 M	0.3%
16	Taiwan	$1.9 M	0.3%
17	India	$1.8 M	0.3%
18	Belarus	$1.7 M	0.3%
19	British Virgin Islands	$1.5 M	0.3%
20	Spain	$1.3 M	0.2%
...	...	...	...
	The total for all countries:	$584 M	100%

6. The trade turnover between Russia and Uzbekistan the commodity «Pulp of wood; recovered paper and articles thereof» by region:

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№	Region	∑ (2013-2020)	Ratio
1	Komi	$166 M	19.3%
2	Arhangelskaya oblast	$134 M	15.6%
3	Leningradskaya oblast	$115 M	13.4%
4	Moskva	$112 M	13%
5	Moskovskaya oblast	$54.1 M	6.3%
6	Permskiy kray	$42.1 M	4.9%
7	Nijegorodskaya oblast	$32.6 M	3.8%
8	Bryanskaya oblast	$30.6 M	3.6%
9	Sankt-Peterburg	$25.4 M	3%
10	Irkutskaya oblast	$13.4 M	1.6%
11	Sverdlovskaya oblast	$13.3 M	1.5%
12	Kareliya	$13.1 M	1.5%
13	Kaliningradskaya oblast	$12.5 M	1.5%
14	Novosibirskaya oblast	$11 M	1.3%
15	Krasnodarskiy kray	$10.2 M	1.2%
16	Omskaya oblast	$9.3 M	1.1%
17	Novgorodskaya oblast	$7.1 M	0.8%
18	Bashkiriya	$6.2 M	0.7%
19	Volgogradskaya oblast	$5.8 M	0.7%
20	Samarskaya oblast	$5.6 M	0.7%
...	...	...	...
	By all regions:	$858 M	100%

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