In 2024, the EU exported €42.8 billion in items to Ukraine and imported €24.5 billion, leading to a €18.3 billion commerce surplus.
Compared with 2023, this was a rise in exports and imports of 9.4% and seven.0%, respectively.
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The primary export merchandise have been mineral fuels (€6.8 billion), electrical equipment (€4.3 billion) and equipment (€4.2 billion). In contrast with 2021, exports grew essentially the most for mineral fuels (up €4.1 billion) as Ukraine’s earlier imports of those fuels from Russia and Belarus declined and have been partly changed by imports from the EU.
The important thing product teams imported from Ukraine in 2024 included agricultural merchandise resembling cereals, price €4.4 billion, animal or vegetable fat and oils (€3.1 billion) and oil seeds and associated merchandise (€2.5 billion).
In contrast with 2021, imports of cereals elevated by €2.7 billion, animal or vegetable fat and oils by €1.0 billion, and oil seeds and associated merchandise by €1.1 billion.
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For extra data
- Statistics Defined article on EU commerce with Ukraine – newest developments
- Thematic part on worldwide commerce in items
- Thematic part on Ukraine
- Database on worldwide commerce in items
Methodological notes
- The harmonised system (HS) codes used for exports have been 27 (mineral fuels), 85 (electrical equipment) and 84 (equipment).
- The HS codes used for imports have been 10 (cereals), 15 (animal or vegetable fat and oils) and 12 (oil seeds and associated merchandise).