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Table 1. Production, consumption and import dependency of the Russian Federation in the basic agricultural products, thousand tonnes
Table 2. The value of Russian imports of the banned products in 2013, million USD
Table 3. The product structure of the banned imports in 2013
Table 5. The value of Russian agricultural imports in 2014 (million USD)
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