Fallout From Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Has the Potential to Impact SA’s Economy (BusinessReport)

Russia exported goods valued at approximately R458 million to South Africa and imported products valued at R1.3bn from South Africa in September 2021.

Top Russian exports to South Africa included nitrogenous fertiliser, mixed minerals or chemical fertilisers, petroleum, coal briquettes and medicines.

Russia’s most important imports from South Africa included citrus fruit, cars, manganese ore, platinum, and apples and pears. South Africa exports 5.5 million cartons of apples and pears to Russia annually. READ MORE

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