Serbia Starchy Roots Import quantity

Serbia Starchy Roots Import quantity: Key Points

• Serbia's starchy Roots Import quantity tells a 160% story: 47.00 t at the 2014 starting line, 122.00 t by 2023, up the whole way through.
• 2016: drops hard to 36.00 t (-37%).
• 2018: surges to 78.00 t (+90%).
• 2021: up to 82.00 t (+28%).
• 2022: leaps to 116.00 t (+41%).
• By the last year on record, 2023, the figure sits at 122.00 t — 159.6% above 2014.

Why Trade Collapsed in 2020

Don't anchor on the most recent year. With this much back-and-forth, the latest reading is one data point among several similarly-weighted ones, not the start of a new trend.

This isn't a local trade failure — 2020's disruption to global supply chains and demand hit trade flows broadly, not just here.

Read this bounce as part of the worldwide trade recovery — most economies saw trade flows pick back up as reopening and stimulus drove demand higher in the same period.

Before drawing a conclusion from this chart alone, check how Serbia compares to similar countries on starchy Roots Import quantity — the shape of this one line can look dramatic or unremarkable depending entirely on what it's measured against.

Data like this is rarely a fresh annual count. It is more often a periodic survey with the in-between years estimated — worth knowing before treating every single year as an independent, precise measurement.

Small absolute numbers like these amplify percentage swings — the same-sized change in volume looks dramatic as a percentage here in a way it wouldn't for a bigger trade flow. Read the raw numbers, not just the percent.