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Of the nearly 4,000 companies that export goods to Russia, about 10 percent directly affected by the boycott Russian goods. It mainly to wholesalers and food, reported the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) today.
But only a fraction of the direct hit exporters hit hard by the boycott. 6 percent of them is that the export value of the goods boycotted over half concerns of their total exports.
For more than three quarters of the direct hit exporters, the boycott slower because the share of boycotted goods less than 25 percent of their total exports. Moreover, in a general sense that the export value for many of these companies is only part of their total turnover, according to CBS.
The CBS calculated earlier that the Russian boycott of agricultural produce only 0.1 percent of the total value of Dutch exports are concerned. Viewed by province means that Friesland, Zeeland, Flevoland, Gelderland and Utrecht are affected than the Netherlands as a whole. Slightly stronger direct
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