The UK imported goods from Russia worth a total of £10.3 billion in 2021, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
This was the equivalent of 2% of the total value of all imported goods from around the world.
The number one import from Russia was oil, which was worth £4 billion – £3 billion of refined oil and £1 billion of crude oil.
Oil accounted for 39% of the value of all imports from Russia last year, followed by non-ferrous metals (14%) and gas (9%).
Smaller imports included wood and cork (2%); coal, coke and briquettes (2%); and mechanical machinery (1%).
Russia accounted for 13% of the value of the UK’s oil imports in 2021, behind Norway (31%) and the United States (16%).
Russia also accounted for 5% of the value of the UK’s gas imports last year – a long way behind Norway (74%), and also below the likes of Qatar (8%) and the United States (6%).
