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Israel (ISR) to Uganda (UGA) ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa (HS6 210500)

A country-to-country view of reported ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa trade, combining buyer demand, exporter position, market structure, access conditions, and observed lane history.

Exporter Israel (ISR)Importer Uganda (UGA)HS6 210500Two-way horizontal tradeCoverage 2002-2005Growing

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3-year buyer projection

$5.6MCalculated from reported demand

Exporter growth

+81.2%Full available history

Suppliers in market

7Latest reported count

Observed history

4 yearsLast year: 2005

Reported observations

What this ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa lane shows for HS 210500

Core values for Israel (ISR) → Uganda (UGA) in HS 210500.

Buyer market

Latest imports$3.5M

Five-year projection$7.8M

Buyer CAGR+17.6%

Latest annual change+22.3%

Exporter position

Latest exports$280.3

Market share0.1%

Share change-0.2 pp

Best observed share98.2%

Market structure

Reported suppliers7

Concentration index9,636.5

Share gap+98 pp

SignalGrowing

Detailed evidence

Complete lane evidence

Reported values, calculated indicators, and country-pair context for this route.

Measure	Value	What it describes
Buyer imports	$3.5M	Uganda (UGA)'s latest reported imports
Exporter exports	$280.3	Israel (ISR)'s exports to Uganda (UGA)
Exporter market share	0.1%	Exporter share of the reported buyer market
Buyer five-year CAGR	+17.6%	Annualized change in buyer imports
Exporter full-history CAGR	+81.2%	Annualized change in exporter exports
Three-year buyer projection	$5.6M	Calculated projection from reported demand
Five-year buyer projection	$7.8M	Calculated projection from reported demand
Average buyer imports	$807.3K	Average reported importer value
Peak buyer imports	$3.5M	Highest reported importer value
Average exporter exports	$522.8	Average reported lane exports
Peak exporter exports	$1.5K	Highest reported lane exports
Share change	-0.2 pp	Latest one-year change in exporter share
Reported suppliers	7	Supplier countries observed in the latest period
Buyer GDP	$40.4B	Latest buyer-country GDP estimate
Buyer GDP per person	$858.0	Latest buyer-country GDP per person
Buyer population	47,123.5 thousand	Latest buyer-country population estimate
Buyer investment rate	24.8%	Reported buyer-country investment rate
Buyer secondary education	35.1%	Reported secondary education coverage
Distance	3,541 km	Approximate country-pair distance
Business entry time	24 days	Reported days to start a business
Shared legal system	Yes	Country-pair institutional relationship
Reported FTA	No	Reported trade-agreement indicator
WTO member	Yes	Buyer-country WTO membership indicator
Lane volatility	1.1	Variation indicator across observed lane values
Maximum drawdown	81%	Largest observed decline from a prior peak
Observed history	4 years	Coverage through 2005

Research reading

Ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa demand and the Israel (ISR) to Uganda (UGA) lane

Uganda (UGA) reported $3.5M of ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa imports in 2005. Israel (ISR) accounted for 0.1% of the observed market and reported $280.3 in exports on this lane.

The latest annual values eased slightly, while the longer available history shows +17.6% buyer growth and +81.2% exporter growth. The page separates reported values from projections and indicators.

Product classification

What does HS 210500 include?

HS 210500 covers Ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa. This page studies the six-digit Harmonized System classification rather than a company, brand, retail category, or individual shipment.

The classification sits in HS chapter 21 and heading 2105. The recorded trade type is two-way horizontal trade, with a low price range classification in the available product reference data.

How to interpret this page

Compare demand, position, and history together

This HS 210500 trade opportunity page brings together the buyer market in Uganda (UGA), the exporter position of Israel (ISR), and the observed conditions of their trade lane. A large buyer market does not by itself show that every exporter has equal access, and a positive growth rate does not remove the need to examine volatility and historical coverage.

Use the reported imports and exports to understand scale, market share to understand position, projections to understand the calculated forward view, and lane history to understand how much evidence supports the comparison.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Israel (ISR) to Uganda (UGA) ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa trade

What is the HS code for this product?

This page covers HS 210500, the six-digit product classification shown in the trade records.

How large is the Uganda (UGA) market?

The page reports the latest buyer imports, historical averages, peaks, growth, and calculated projections for ice cream and other edible ice: whether or not containing cocoa.

How strong is Israel (ISR) in this market?

Exporter performance is shown through lane exports, market share, share change, growth, and the number of reported suppliers.

What should be checked before entering this market?

Review market scale, competition, access indicators, volatility, drawdown, and the available history together rather than relying on one signal.

Definitions and coverage

How to read this page

Reported values

Trade values describe reported merchandise trade for the stated HS6 classification. They are not company-level sales or shipment records.

Calculated indicators

Growth, projections, concentration, volatility, and share-gap figures are calculated from the reported observations and should be interpreted with their coverage period.

Coverage

This sample covers 4 observed years through 2005. Missing values are shown as not reported rather than estimated.

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