Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The analysis of the Russian-Australian foreign trade turnover for 2013 demonstrates that crude oil and agricultural chemicals (ammonium nitrate) make the basis of the Russian export to Australia with 88.3% and 4.5%, respectively. Other exported commodities include electrical appliances, equipment and alcohol beverages. Sales volume for these commodities is insignificant but the demand is persistent and tends to grow.

The commercial agency thinks it is possible to expand export of the following non-primary commodities to Australia:

• aircrafts and facilities;
• alcohol beverages;
• helicopters;
• veterinary instruments;
• chipboard;
• control and measurement instruments;
• machines for specialized industries;
• furniture;
• medical instruments;
• scientific devices;
• hand tools;
• machinery;
• transport equipment and spare parts;
• ply-wood;
• electrical equipment.

Existing trade restrictions.

Being a WTO member, Australia makes active use of national statutory regulations protecting the internal market basing upon the WTO Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994.
Indeed, as of November 10, 2014, Australia has adopted anti-dumping measures regarding 23 commodities from 15 countries with 32 commodities under investigation.
As for Russian commodities, export of ammonium nitrate has been subject to anti-dumping measures since 2001. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

In the near future, a growth of the demand for outsourcing services and "cloud" technologies is forecasted, providing an opportunity for distant work on projects, which, given the large capacity of the British market will create a market niche for Russian ICT companies:

• aircraft electronics;
• aerospace technologies;
• information technologies;
• mobile communication;
• navigation aids;
• software;
• safety technologies;
• nuclear power engineering.

Existing trade barriers.

Anti-dumping measures are applied to the following commodities:

• ammonium nitrate;
• seamless pipes;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloy steel pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Ban on imports is imposed in relation to the following items:

• lynx and wolf furs;
• cat and dog furs.

Quota limitations (tacit quota regulation) exist in relation to:

• Nuclear cycle commodities;
• poultry and its derivatives;

Tariff quotas are set in relation to:

• soft medium and low protein wheat;
• barley.

Currently, Russia is included into the lists of third countries that can export specific types of animal products to the European Union:

• poultry;
• poultry products;
• eggs of domestic (agricultural) fowl except for chicken eggs;
• chicken eggs imported for subsequent processing only;
• ready-made meat products;
• processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region.

Raw materials for these meat products shall originate from the EU member states or other countries having a permit for supply of beef and/or pork to the EU - ready-made meat products (thermally treated at a temperature of not lower than 80 °C) manufactured of pork, processed stomachs, bladders and intestines from the Kaliningrad region. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion.

The Chinese market still remains one of the key markets for Russian suppliers of primary energy resources (oil, coal, natural gas) and raw materials. Analysis of the foreign trade structure of Russian exports to China allows identifying top-priority areas and traditional cooperation spheres:

• timber;
• iron ores;
• goods made of gold, platinum, polished diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones;
• wooden goods;
• copper ores;
• mineral fuel;
• oil products;
• oil;
• nickel ores;
• coal;
• zinc;
• electrical equipment;
• electrical energy;
• power-generating equipment.

Existing trade barriers.

Currently, China uses anti-dumping duties for the following kinds of Russian export products:

• polyvinyl chloride;
• caoutchouc;
• epichlorohydrin;
• polyamides in primary forms;
• silicon steel;
• trichloroethylene;
• organic chemical products;
• plastics and plastic goods.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Algeria strives to become less dependent on imports, in this respect the establishment of joint industrial ventures in the Algerian territory seems to be especially relevant.

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion:

• non-conventional energy sources;
• agriculture;
• power saving technologies.

Existing trade barriers.

Products are freely imported into the Algerian territory except for commodities threatening security, civil order and morality. To import some commodities to Algeria, a permit from competent authorities is required. These categories of commodities include:

• medical products;
• veterinary products;
• fertilizers.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Algeria strives to become less dependent on imports, in this respect the establishment of joint industrial ventures in the Algerian territory seems to be especially relevant.

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion:

• non-conventional energy sources;
• agriculture;
• power saving technologies.

Existing trade barriers.

Products are freely imported into the Algerian territory except for commodities threatening security, civil order and morality. To import some commodities to Algeria, a permit from competent authorities is required. These categories of commodities include:

• medical products;
• veterinary products;
• fertilizers.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Algeria strives to become less dependent on imports, in this respect the establishment of joint industrial ventures in the Algerian territory seems to be especially relevant.

Prospective Areas for Russian Export Expansion:

• non-conventional energy sources;
• agriculture;
• power saving technologies.

Existing trade barriers.

Products are freely imported into the Algerian territory except for commodities threatening security, civil order and morality. To import some commodities to Algeria, a permit from competent authorities is required. These categories of commodities include:

• medical products;
• veterinary products;
• fertilizers.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective Areas for Export Expansion.

Bearing in mind sound position occupied by Russia on fuel and primary product markets as well as the established trade pattern between Russia and Canada, the following areas will remain essential in Russian exports in a mid-term perspective:

• aerospace industry;
• wood processing;
• consumer goods;
• mechanical engineering;
• metallurgy;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food-processing industry;
• commodities related to nuclear power engineering;
• silicon steel;
• fertilizers;
• pharmaceutical products;
• cold-rolled steel;
• paper-pulp industry;
• jewelry industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Canada widely applies various protective measures in foreign trade, which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the pat of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings.

The general structure of Russian export to Canada predominantly consists of:

• primary products;
• mineral fertilizers;
• oil and gas products.

There are no import restrictions on these commodities. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Egypt puts great significance on implementation of projects in grain warehouse construction, expansion and renewal of waste treatment facilities, water distillation plants construction, construction of plants for manufacture of industrial and household water flowmeters, designing of artesian potable water plats, carrying out technical expertise of the first Egyptian research reactor.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aircrafts and equipment;
• motor vehicles;
• paper;
• helicopters and equipment;
• fats;
• cardboard;
• components for the motor vehicle industry;
• components and spare parts for diesel motors;
• components and spare parts for railway transport;
• oil products;
• rolling stock;
• natural gas;
• wheat;
• vegetable fats;
• vegetable oils;
• agricultural machines;
• tobacco products;
• electrical equipment;
• steam coal.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no trade restrictions for mutual trade with Russia. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

In terms of bilateral trade volumes, Morocco rates third after Egypt and Algeria in the Russian-African foreign trade structure.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• timber;
• fats;
• animal oils;
• vegetable oils;
• oil products;
• oil;
• organic chemical compounds;
• sulfur;
• fertilizers.

Existing trade barriers.

Most Moroccan technical regulations and requirements are based on the system of similar commonly accepted international standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Codex Alimentarius of the International Food Standards as well as on a number of European regulations, primarily, on the system of standards set by the French Association for Standardization (Association française de normalisation, AFNOR). ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Nicaraguan government is looking forward to a long-term, promising, mutually profitable cooperation with Russia. According to the Trade Mission, the promising areas for the Russian export expansion are the following:

• infrastructure facilities;
• ore mining industry projects;
• implementation of joint projects in tropical crops farming;
• joint projects in alimentary products manufacture;
• construction materials;
• tourism.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no current access restrictions for Russian commodities, services and investments to the Nicaraguan market. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Nicaraguan government is looking forward to a long-term, promising, mutually profitable cooperation with Russia. According to the Trade Mission, the promising areas for the Russian export expansion are the following:

• infrastructure facilities;
• ore mining industry projects;
• implementation of joint projects in tropical crops farming;
• joint projects in alimentary products manufacture;
• construction materials;
• tourism.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no current access restrictions for Russian commodities, services and investments to the Nicaraguan market. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Nicaraguan government is looking forward to a long-term, promising, mutually profitable cooperation with Russia. According to the Trade Mission, the promising areas for the Russian export expansion are the following:

• infrastructure facilities;
• ore mining industry projects;
• implementation of joint projects in tropical crops farming;
• joint projects in alimentary products manufacture;
• construction materials;
• tourism.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no current access restrictions for Russian commodities, services and investments to the Nicaraguan market. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Nicaraguan government is looking forward to a long-term, promising, mutually profitable cooperation with Russia. According to the Trade Mission, the promising areas for the Russian export expansion are the following:

• infrastructure facilities;
• ore mining industry projects;
• implementation of joint projects in tropical crops farming;
• joint projects in alimentary products manufacture;
• construction materials;
• tourism.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no current access restrictions for Russian commodities, services and investments to the Nicaraguan market. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Nicaraguan government is looking forward to a long-term, promising, mutually profitable cooperation with Russia. According to the Trade Mission, the promising areas for the Russian export expansion are the following:

• infrastructure facilities;
• ore mining industry projects;
• implementation of joint projects in tropical crops farming;
• joint projects in alimentary products manufacture;
• construction materials;
• tourism.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no current access restrictions for Russian commodities, services and investments to the Nicaraguan market. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Nicaraguan government is looking forward to a long-term, promising, mutually profitable cooperation with Russia. According to the Trade Mission, the promising areas for the Russian export expansion are the following:

• infrastructure facilities;
• ore mining industry projects;
• implementation of joint projects in tropical crops farming;
• joint projects in alimentary products manufacture;
• construction materials;
• tourism.

Existing trade barriers.

There are no current access restrictions for Russian commodities, services and investments to the Nicaraguan market. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Argentine is one of the leading Russian partners in Latin America. At the moment more than 80% of the Russian export into Argentine is accounted for 2 commodities - diesel fuel (65%) and fertilizers (23%).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• agricultural technologies;
• biotechnologies;
• helicopters and equipment;
• mining industry;
• infrastructure;
• navigation technologies;
• oil and gas area;
• food manufacturing industry;
• industrial design;
• agriculture;
• agricultural machines construction;
• pharmaceutics;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

The Argentinean market is one of the most protected markets in the world. Basic measures:

• Preliminary import declaration;
• tacit rule "1:1" - import must be offset by export;
• Mandatory sale of currency proceeds;
• Government control of currency market and ban on capital export;
• Export licensing of some commodities' types;
• Special customs duties (up to 35%) for 200 commodities that differ from the uniform duties MERCOSUR.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Cooperation provides a basis for product range expanding. One of the most prospective areas for cooperation is construction of various infrastructure facilities associated with the Brazilian Government’s plans to re-structure the transport system in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

aviation;

motor vehicles;

biological sciences;

space;

medicine;

peaceful utilization of nuclear power;

nanotechnologies;

cost-effective use of resources;

cooperation in the IT area;

construction of infrastructure facilities;

energy efficiency.

Existing trade barriers.

An anti-dumping duty for magnesium metal supplies is imposed on Russian manufacturers, and investigations are being carried out whether there is dumping at truck tires’ delivery. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Taking into account positions of Russia at the markets of fuel and primary products and an established structure of the Russian-American trade, energy commodities (oil and oil products), metals and chemical products will remain the essential Russian export articles in a mid-term perspective.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• oversize cargo air freight;
• advanced technology commodities and ready-made goods with high degree of processing;
• wooden items;
• consumer good manufacturing;
• machine constriction;
• metal products;
• metallurgy;
• metals;
• oil products;
• oil;
• food industry;
• fertilizers;
• chemical products;
• pulp and paper products;
• jewelry industry;
• nuclear power.

Existing trade barriers.

The USA apply various protective measures in foreign trade which are essentially aimed at limitation of competitive influence onto local manufacturers' interests on the part of foreign suppliers, in particular, using the mechanism of anti-dumping and compensatory proceedings:

• carbamide;
• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon;
• hot-rolled flat carbon steel products;
• plate steel;
• uranium products;
• sports and hunting small arms.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

Austria is included into the list of countries with the highest investment capacity. The most wide-spread method of foreign investment support is provision of guarantees to the bank in relation to concessionary loans granted for implementation of investment projects in the following areas:

• innovational technological development;
• research work;
• upgrading of production capacities;
• purchase of enterprises or their parts in Austria;
• implementation of development projects;
• regional development;
• establishment of a new enterprise and expansion of an existing enterprise in Austria.

Existing trade barriers.

Being an EU member country, Austria makes use of the following trade barriers set by the European Commission towards "third countries":

Anti-dumping measures:

• ammonium nitrate;
• silicon ferrum;
• welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• seamless pipes;
• pipe fittings.

Technical barriers introduced at the all-European level:

• Asbestos-containing materials;
• Chemical substances contained in the products circulating in the EU territory shall be registered in the European Chemicals Agency;
• Restrictions on nickel salts import to Austria;
• Beauty products and ingredients tested on animals.

Besides anti-dumping measures and technical barriers, Austria applies tariff quotas in relation to the following commodities:

• Soft wheat with low and medium protein content;
• Barley.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

The main services provided to the residents of the Russian Federation were: transportation services (25.1% of service export), construction services (21.3%), tourism (16.6%) and telecommunication services, computer and information services (10.6 %).

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• energy commodities.

Existing trade barriers.

• Administrative measures on restricting access for Russian agricultural machinery manufacturers when they participate in procurements;
• Providing benefits for transport leasing of Belarussian manufacturers upon procurements;
• Import of tobacco and tobacco products into the Republic is allowed via special importers only who are designated by the President of the Republic of Belarus;
• Import of fish derivative products into the Republic is performed through a strictly limited number of importers designated annually by the President of the Republic of Belarus;
• Administrative measures taken to restrict access of fish derivative products into the Belarusian market;
• Import of alcohol products into the Republic is performed through special importers only who are designated by the President of the Republic of Belarus;
• Administrative regulation of import to the Republic, including from Russia, provided mandatory compliance with an appropriate parameter of social and economic development forecast. The measure covers all commodities including agricultural ones;
• Mandatory marking with control symbols put on coffee, tea, mate, vegetable oil, sturgeon roe and its substitutes, fruit and vegetable juices, waters with flavor additives, beer, low-alcohol beverages, motor oils, cleansers, antifreezing liquids, shoes, printers, computing machinery, monitors, mobile phones, magnetic carriers, TV sets, clocks;
• Restriction of access for medical products and medicines;
• Application of differentiated excise rates for tobacco products with regard to their price category;
• Price regulation for socially important commodities (works, services);
• Import-replacement programs with annual approval of the list and volumes of import-replacing consumer goods manufacture.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Prospective areas for export expansion.

At the contemporary stage of the Russian-Belgian trade and economic relationships development, it seems reasonable to make diversification of commodities exported from Russia to Belgium, increase the number of types and names of products and services intended for export:

• non-primary products.

Existing trade barriers.

The following anti-dumping measures:

• Seamless pipes;
• Silicon ferrum;
• Welded nonalloyed steel pipes;
• Cast iron and steel pipe fittings;
• Ammonium nitrate.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Bulgaria is referred to the group of countries with developing markets according to the international division of labor. The characteristic feature of countries included into this category is an increased focus on development of power, transport and construction markets as the progress in these areas leads to the actual development of industrial production and infrastructure in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• information technologies;
• construction market;
• transport market;
• tourism;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Bulgaria applies the uniform EU trade policy towards the third countries; this policy sets unified tariff and non-tariff measures including bans and restrictions. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Bulgaria is referred to the group of countries with developing markets according to the international division of labor. The characteristic feature of countries included into this category is an increased focus on development of power, transport and construction markets as the progress in these areas leads to the actual development of industrial production and infrastructure in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• information technologies;
• construction market;
• transport market;
• tourism;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Bulgaria applies the uniform EU trade policy towards the third countries; this policy sets unified tariff and non-tariff measures including bans and restrictions. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Bulgaria is referred to the group of countries with developing markets according to the international division of labor. The characteristic feature of countries included into this category is an increased focus on development of power, transport and construction markets as the progress in these areas leads to the actual development of industrial production and infrastructure in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• information technologies;
• construction market;
• transport market;
• tourism;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Bulgaria applies the uniform EU trade policy towards the third countries; this policy sets unified tariff and non-tariff measures including bans and restrictions. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Bulgaria is referred to the group of countries with developing markets according to the international division of labor. The characteristic feature of countries included into this category is an increased focus on development of power, transport and construction markets as the progress in these areas leads to the actual development of industrial production and infrastructure in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• information technologies;
• construction market;
• transport market;
• tourism;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Bulgaria applies the uniform EU trade policy towards the third countries; this policy sets unified tariff and non-tariff measures including bans and restrictions. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Bulgaria is referred to the group of countries with developing markets according to the international division of labor. The characteristic feature of countries included into this category is an increased focus on development of power, transport and construction markets as the progress in these areas leads to the actual development of industrial production and infrastructure in the country.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• information technologies;
• construction market;
• transport market;
• tourism;
• power industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Bulgaria applies the uniform EU trade policy towards the third countries; this policy sets unified tariff and non-tariff measures including bans and restrictions. ^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

General conditions for export of Russian commodities and services to Hungary do not differ significantly from those set up for supplies to other EU countries. Recently, regular interaction at the highest political level as well as implementation of a number of large bilateral projects have contributed into maintaining stability and further development of opportunities for a bilateral cooperation.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• investments;
• innovations;
• science and technologies;
• production industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Recently, Hungary introduced no restrictive national tariff measures in relation to import of commodities and services from the Russian Federation, however, there are the following restrictions set up by the EU competent authorities:

• A quota restriction (tacit quota regulation) towards nuclear fuel cycle products;
• Tariff quotas for soft wheat with medium and low protein content as well as for barley;
• Technical barriers related to asbestos-containing materials, chemicals in compliance with the EC Regulation No. 1907/2006 (REACH system) as well as nickel salts;
• Anti-dumping measures related to ammonium nitrate, seamless steel pipes, silicon ferrum, welded nonalloyed steel pipes, steel ropes and cables, pipe fittings;
• Ban on lynx and wolf furs import.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

General conditions for export of Russian commodities and services to Hungary do not differ significantly from those set up for supplies to other EU countries. Recently, regular interaction at the highest political level as well as implementation of a number of large bilateral projects have contributed into maintaining stability and further development of opportunities for a bilateral cooperation.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• investments;
• innovations;
• science and technologies;
• production industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Recently, Hungary introduced no restrictive national tariff measures in relation to import of commodities and services from the Russian Federation, however, there are the following restrictions set up by the EU competent authorities:

• A quota restriction (tacit quota regulation) towards nuclear fuel cycle products;
• Tariff quotas for soft wheat with medium and low protein content as well as for barley;
• Technical barriers related to asbestos-containing materials, chemicals in compliance with the EC Regulation No. 1907/2006 (REACH system) as well as nickel salts;
• Anti-dumping measures related to ammonium nitrate, seamless steel pipes, silicon ferrum, welded nonalloyed steel pipes, steel ropes and cables, pipe fittings;
• Ban on lynx and wolf furs import.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

General conditions for export of Russian commodities and services to Hungary do not differ significantly from those set up for supplies to other EU countries. Recently, regular interaction at the highest political level as well as implementation of a number of large bilateral projects have contributed into maintaining stability and further development of opportunities for a bilateral cooperation.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• investments;
• innovations;
• science and technologies;
• production industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Recently, Hungary introduced no restrictive national tariff measures in relation to import of commodities and services from the Russian Federation, however, there are the following restrictions set up by the EU competent authorities:

• A quota restriction (tacit quota regulation) towards nuclear fuel cycle products;
• Tariff quotas for soft wheat with medium and low protein content as well as for barley;
• Technical barriers related to asbestos-containing materials, chemicals in compliance with the EC Regulation No. 1907/2006 (REACH system) as well as nickel salts;
• Anti-dumping measures related to ammonium nitrate, seamless steel pipes, silicon ferrum, welded nonalloyed steel pipes, steel ropes and cables, pipe fittings;
• Ban on lynx and wolf furs import.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

General conditions for export of Russian commodities and services to Hungary do not differ significantly from those set up for supplies to other EU countries. Recently, regular interaction at the highest political level as well as implementation of a number of large bilateral projects have contributed into maintaining stability and further development of opportunities for a bilateral cooperation.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• investments;
• innovations;
• science and technologies;
• production industry.

Existing trade barriers.

Recently, Hungary introduced no restrictive national tariff measures in relation to import of commodities and services from the Russian Federation, however, there are the following restrictions set up by the EU competent authorities:

• A quota restriction (tacit quota regulation) towards nuclear fuel cycle products;
• Tariff quotas for soft wheat with medium and low protein content as well as for barley;
• Technical barriers related to asbestos-containing materials, chemicals in compliance with the EC Regulation No. 1907/2006 (REACH system) as well as nickel salts;
• Anti-dumping measures related to ammonium nitrate, seamless steel pipes, silicon ferrum, welded nonalloyed steel pipes, steel ropes and cables, pipe fittings;
• Ban on lynx and wolf furs import.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal

Germany is a country with a well-developed industry but it has virtually no own natural resources thus it has to buy them from abroad.

Prospective areas for export expansion:

• aluminum;
• seamless metal industrial pipes;
• wolfram;
• newsprint paper;
• chipboard;
• technical carbon goods;
• ferrous metal goods;
• cardboard;
• laminated beams;
• blocks;
• copper;
• metal products;
• molybdenum;
• low-cost wooden furniture;
• nickel ores;
• semi-products from aluminum, titanium and other non-ferrous metals;
• rare earth metals;
• fish;
• lead;
• rolled steel with anticorrosive finish;
• packing materials;
• plywood;
• ferrous alloys;
• pulp and paper products;
• zinc;
• ferrous metals;
• veneer sheets.

Existing trade barriers.

• Application of restrictive measures in trade for the sake of civil order maintenance, protection of life and health of citizens, animals and plants.
• Trade bans and restrictions imposed for national safety reasons.
• Sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinarian measures including norms of residual chemical contents, allowances for diseases, special requirements to specific product types.

^* - The information is based on the data of Foreign trade information portal