In 2024, Ukraine imported goods worth $70.7 billion, primarily from China and Poland.

In 2024, Ukraine's trade turnover reached $112.3 billion, representing a 13% increase from 2023, when it was $99.4 billion.

This was reported by the press service of the State Customs Service.

Exports amounted to $41.6 billion, while imports totaled $70.7 billion. Notably, the taxable imports reached $57.4 billion, accounting for 81% of the total imported goods. The tax burden per kilogram of taxable imports in 2024 was $0.51 per kg, which is 5% higher than in 2023.

The largest imports came from China at $14.4 billion, Poland at $7 billion, and Germany at $5.4 billion. The top export destinations from Ukraine included Poland at $4.7 billion, Spain at $2.9 billion, and Germany at $2.8 billion.

In 2024, 65% of the total imported goods were categorized as follows:

• machinery, equipment, and transport – $25 billion. The budget received 172.3 billion UAH, which is 29% of customs duties;
• chemical industry products – $11.7 billion. The budget received 87.7 billion UAH, which is 15% of customs duties;
• fuel and energy – $8.9 billion. The budget received 157.6 billion UAH, which is 27% of customs duties.

The top three exported goods from Ukraine were:

• food products – $24.6 billion;
• metals and metal products – $4.4 billion;
• machinery, equipment, and transport – $3.5 billion.

Throughout 2024, when exporting goods subject to export duties, the budget received 311.3 million UAH from customs processing.

Background. Previously, Mind reported that last year the ports of Odesa handled over 97 million tons of cargo, nearly 60% more than in 2023.