Textile and footwear imports to Russia decreased by 18%
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Textile and footwear imports to Russia decreased by 18%

Import to Russia of textile products and footwear from non-CIS countries declined by 2011% in the first four months of 18.

According to preliminary data from the Federal Customs Service, in January-April of 2011, imports of goods from non-CIS countries to Russia amounted to $ 72,5 billion in value terms, having increased by 2010% compared to the same period of 45,9.

 At the same time, imports of textiles and footwear from non-CIS countries decreased by 18,1%, to $ 1,14 billion.

Imports of textiles and footwear from non-CIS countries to Russia decreased in the first four months of 2011 by 18%. In January-April 2011, imports of goods from non-CIS countries to Russia, ...
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