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In January-May 2025, Ukraine’s foreign trade turnover amounted to $48.2 billion. This was reported by the State Customs Service of Ukraine on Telegram.
Total imports amounted to $31.3bn, while exports totalled $16.9bn. Of the total imports, 76% ($23.8bn) were taxed imports.
The tax burden per 1 kg of taxable imports in the reporting period was $0.51.
Most of the goods came to Ukraine from:
- China – $6.5 billion;
- Poland – $2.9 billion;
- Germany – $2.6 billion.
Imports made up the bulk of the total:
- machinery, equipment and transport – $11.9 billion (29% of customs revenues);
- chemical products – $5.2 billion (15%);
- fuel and energy materials – $4 billion (27%).
As for exports, most Ukrainian goods were supplied to the following countries:
- Poland – $2 billion;
- Turkey – $1.4 billion;
- Italy – $1 billion.
Most of them were exported:
- food products – $9.7 billion;
- Metals and metal products – $1.9 billion;
- machinery, equipment and transport – $1.5 billion.
The budget received UAH 121.6 million in five months of 2025 from exports of goods subject to export duty.
