In the fish industry, the first two companies account for 32% of the total market. The tobacco market is dominated by companies of foreign origin. There are not many companies in the Ukrainian market that manufacture tobacco products. The first four companies occupy over 80% of the market.
Onions are imported by wholesalers and retailers. Peanuts are imported by confectionery companies, which use them in production. Fats and oils are also imported by confectionery companies. Carrots, turnips and other vegetables are imported by agricultural companies that are engaged in wholesale and retail trade.
When importing salmon and trout into Ukraine, 5-2% import duty and 20% VAT have to be paid. There are no import quotas for other species of fish in the commodity group "0303".
When importing tobacco of product category "2401", 1% import duty is required. An excise duty of 1,139.76 UAH/kg is also required (effective from 01.01.2020 to 31.12.2020). Accordingly, value added tax of 20% must be paid on the import of goods. Tobacco raw materials may only be imported by business entities licensed to manufacture tobacco products; tobacco fermentation plants that sell fermented tobacco raw materials to tobacco manufacturers or for export. It is also necessary to have a phytosanitary control (plants) and a phytosanitary certificate from the documents.
The import duty for onion, onion, shallot and garlic seeds is 10%, and for leeks and other onion vegetables 20%. The value added tax is 20%. Documentation must have a phytosanitary certificate, quality certificate, phytosanitary inspection (plants), phytosanitary inspection (seeds).
The import duty for peanuts in packages with a net weight of 25 kg or more is 0%, while for other categories the duty is 5%. Documentation must have a phytosanitary certificate, quality certificate, phytosanitary inspection (plants), phytosanitary inspection (seeds).
For nuts, almonds and hazelnuts packed in bags with a net weight exceeding 10 kg, there is no import duty, and for other categories the duty is 5%. For walnuts, the import duty is 10%. For chestnuts and pistachios the duty is 5%. For macadamia nuts and pine nuts the duty is 15%. Documentation must have a phytosanitary certificate, quality certificate, phytosanitary inspection (plants), phytosanitary inspection (seeds).
The import duty for animal fats and oils in primary packaging with a net weight of 1 kg is 10%. For hydrogenated castor oil it is 20%, for olive oil it is 10% and for palm oil it is 5%. For other oils and fats, the import duty is 5%.
For potatoes packed in 5 kg or more, the import duty is 5%. For sweet corn, sour cabbage and peas -15%.
Onions are imported by wholesalers and retailers. Peanuts are imported by confectionery companies, which use them in production. Fats and oils are also imported by confectionery companies. Carrots, turnips and other vegetables are imported by agricultural companies that are engaged in wholesale and retail trade.
When importing salmon and trout into Ukraine, 5-2% import duty and 20% VAT have to be paid. There are no import quotas for other species of fish in the commodity group "0303".
When importing tobacco of product category "2401", 1% import duty is required. An excise duty of 1,139.76 UAH/kg is also required (effective from 01.01.2020 to 31.12.2020). Accordingly, value added tax of 20% must be paid on the import of goods. Tobacco raw materials may only be imported by business entities licensed to manufacture tobacco products; tobacco fermentation plants that sell fermented tobacco raw materials to tobacco manufacturers or for export. It is also necessary to have a phytosanitary control (plants) and a phytosanitary certificate from the documents.
The import duty for onion, onion, shallot and garlic seeds is 10%, and for leeks and other onion vegetables 20%. The value added tax is 20%. Documentation must have a phytosanitary certificate, quality certificate, phytosanitary inspection (plants), phytosanitary inspection (seeds).
The import duty for peanuts in packages with a net weight of 25 kg or more is 0%, while for other categories the duty is 5%. Documentation must have a phytosanitary certificate, quality certificate, phytosanitary inspection (plants), phytosanitary inspection (seeds).
For nuts, almonds and hazelnuts packed in bags with a net weight exceeding 10 kg, there is no import duty, and for other categories the duty is 5%. For walnuts, the import duty is 10%. For chestnuts and pistachios the duty is 5%. For macadamia nuts and pine nuts the duty is 15%. Documentation must have a phytosanitary certificate, quality certificate, phytosanitary inspection (plants), phytosanitary inspection (seeds).
The import duty for animal fats and oils in primary packaging with a net weight of 1 kg is 10%. For hydrogenated castor oil it is 20%, for olive oil it is 10% and for palm oil it is 5%. For other oils and fats, the import duty is 5%.
For potatoes packed in 5 kg or more, the import duty is 5%. For sweet corn, sour cabbage and peas -15%.
Table of Contents
1. Top 25 goods exported by Ukraine in 2019-6 months 20202. Top 25 goods imported by Ukraine, importing countries, trade volumes and costs
3. Top 25 processed food products imported by Ukraine, importing countries, trade volumes and costs
4. List of major agricultural and processed food import goods whose supply chains have been disrupted by the COVID-19 crisis and where India has the potential to export these products
5. Contact details and profile of main purchasers/importers of these products
6. Specific standards and quality requirements for such products at import, e. g. maximum residue level, size/grain specification, impurity level parameters (e. g. ICUMSA white/ plantation sugar value), NTB, etc.
7. List of poultry importers as well as egg imports in Ukraine. Quality parameters and specific import rates for these products.
8. Changes in coffee/tea trade from 2019 to 2020. Indicators of export and import
LIST OF TABLES:
1. Top 25 goods exported by Ukraine in 2019
2. Top 25 goods exported by Ukraine for 6 months 2019 - 6 months 2020
3. Top 25 goods imported by Ukraine in 2019
4. Top 25 goods imported by Ukraine for 6 months 2019 - 6 months 2020
5. Top 25 processed food products imported by Ukraine in 2019
6. Top 25 processed food products imported by Ukraine for 6 months 2019 - 6 months 2020
7. Geographical breakdown of Ukrainian agricultural and food imports
8. Import of Ukraine for 6 months 2019 - 6 months 2020
9. Main operators on the Ukrainian market
10. Customs duty on potential products for India
11. Content of toxic elements, histamine and N-nitrosamines in frozen fish
12. technological requirements for frozen fish
13. Technological requirements for non-fermented tobacco raw materials
14. Technological requirements for raw tobacco enzyme
15. Technological requirements for peanuts
16. Technological requirements for palm oil
17. Technological requirements for carrots
18. Dining beet quality indicators
19. market operators that import chicken products
20. Category and weight requirement for eggs
21. Technological requirements for chicken eggs
22. Structure of coffee and tea imports in Ukraine for 6 months. 2019 and 6 months. 2020
23. Structure of export-import of coffee and tea of Ukraine for 6 months 2019 - 6 months 2020
24. Tea/coffee importing companies
