1 8703 Cars $23,706,354,838.12 7.3%
2 3004 Packaged Medicaments $10,901,890,691.68 3.4%
3 8708 Vehicle Parts $10,265,332,178.11 3.2%
4 8471 Computers $7,224,001,662.56 2.2%
5 8704 Delivery Trucks $4,589,275,135.70 1.4%
6 8525 Broadcasting Equipment $3,951,906,073.00 1.2%
7 8429 Large Construction Vehicles $3,699,859,921.69 1.1%
8 8517 Telephones $3,570,085,694.59 1.1%
9 8701 Tractors $3,492,309,972.12 1.1%
10 8802 Planes, Helicopters, and/or Spacecraft $3,457,181,321.32 1.1%
Except for the obvious such as: oil, natural gas, precious metals and things of this nature, you can also find some Russian foods, cosmetics (esp Natura Siberica [organic]) and clothes abroad. Yes, you can. I saw them in different EU countries (Italy, Baltic states, Germany). And, yes, there are "specialized" shops owned by Russian/Ukrainian immigrants, who are selling their products to other immigrants, but I actually saw Russian products in local shops/supermarkets etc.
Btw, the best rice and black tea in the world grow in South Western Russia, not China or India. And it's much more expensive. Apart from the best diamonds (1/1), the best caviar, Russian rice and black tea are also bought by wealthy foreigners.
In other Eastern European countries (Ukraine, Belarus') you can find Russian sea products (canned, fresh, frozen), chocolate (esp Babaevsky), shoes/clothes/fur, cars, technical instruments, jewelry etc etc etc. Alas, you won't find elite diamonds (1/1), SW black tea or rice here, - these things are made for the rich... I assume 90% are made for foreign customers.
Besides Petroleum and Vodka? Maybe Russians.
And, Caviar.
And, that is export, not import.
Nobody makes things in their country to bring it in from another country.
Love.
Tovarich, they will have to expand their economy now because of sanctions.
Luba
