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Exports In 2022, Russia exported $167M in Beauty Products, making it the 35th largest exporter of Beauty Products in the world. At the same year, Beauty Products was the 140th most exported product in Russia. The main destination of Beauty Products exports from Russia are: Kazakhstan ($72.4M), Kyrgyzstan ($15.1M), Hong Kong ($9.63M), Uzbekistan ($6.91M), and Azerbaijan ($6.56M).

The fastest growing export markets for Beauty Products of Russia between 2021 and 2022 were Kazakhstan ($18.9M), Kyrgyzstan ($7.29M), and Czechia ($2.36M).

Imports In 2022, Russia imported $800M in Beauty Products, becoming the 21st largest importer of Beauty Products in the world. At the same year, Beauty Products was the 52nd most imported product in Russia. Russia imports Beauty Products primarily from: South Korea ($221M), France ($106M), Poland ($105M), Lithuania ($74M), and Germany ($69.7M).

The fastest growing import markets in Beauty Products for Russia between 2021 and 2022 were Turkey ($6.08M), Armenia ($4.83M), and Kazakhstan ($4.47M).

COMPANIES In 2021, leading companies such as were at the forefront of shipping Beauty Products from Russia to the United States.

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* Using January 2020 exchange rates when trade data is reported in local currency.

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EXPORTS (2022)$167M

IMPORTS (2022)$800M

NET TRADE (2022)-$633M

In 2022, Russia exported $167M in Beauty Products. The main destinations of Russia exports on Beauty Products were Kazakhstan ($72.4M), Kyrgyzstan ($15.1M), Hong Kong ($9.63M), Uzbekistan ($6.91M), and Azerbaijan ($6.56M).

In 2022, Russia imported $800M in Beauty Products, mainly from South Korea ($221M), France ($106M), Poland ($105M), Lithuania ($74M), and Germany ($69.7M).