Ukraine imported goods worth more than $75.1 billion between January and September 2026, while exports amounted to almost $29.6 billion, according to the State Customs Service of Ukraine.
Taxable imports reached $52.8 billion, accounting for 70% of the total value of imported goods. The tax burden per kilogram of taxable imports stood at $0.62.
China was Ukraine's largest source of imports, supplying goods worth almost $22.6 billion, followed by Poland with more than $7.1 billion and Germany with over $4.9 billion.
Ukraine's main export destinations were Poland, which received goods worth almost $3.7 billion, Türkiye with more than $2.2 billion, and Germany with nearly $2.1 billion.
More than 73% of total imports were concentrated in three major product categories.
Imports of machinery, equipment and vehicles amounted to almost $34.4 billion. Customs clearance of these goods generated nearly UAH 191.5 billion in budget revenues, accounting for approximately 29% of all customs payments.
Imports of fuel and energy products exceeded $10.8 billion, generating more than UAH 224.9 billion in customs payments, or around 34% of total revenues.
Chemical industry products accounted for more than $10 billion in imports, with customs payments reaching almost UAH 83 billion, approximately 13% of the total.
Food products represented the largest share of Ukrainian exports, worth almost $17 billion. Exports of metals and metal products amounted to nearly $2.9 billion, while machinery, equipment and vehicles accounted for almost $2.7 billion.
In addition, customs clearance of goods subject to export duties generated nearly UAH 1.5 billion in budget revenues during January–September 2026.
