Crude oil imports from Saudi Arabia to Japan FY 2017, by oil type

Name: Crude oil imports from Saudi Arabia to Japan FY 2017, by oil type
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Import volume of crude oil from Saudi Arabia to Japan in fiscal year 2017, by oil type (in million kiloliters)

The statistic displays the import volume of crude oil from Saudi Arabia to Japan in fiscal year 2017. That year, Japanese crude oil imports of Arab-E-L topped the ranking with an import volume amounting to approximately 33.9 million kiloliters. In the period examined, Japan received a total amount of 72.9 million kiloliters of Saudi crude oil.

Import volume of crude oil from Saudi Arabia to Japan in fiscal year 2017, by oil type (in million kiloliters)

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The statistic displays the import volume of crude oil from Saudi Arabia to Japan in fiscal year 2017. That year, Japanese crude oil imports of Arab-E-L topped the ranking with an import volume amounting to approximately 33.9 million kiloliters. In the period examined, Japan received a total amount of 72.9 million kiloliters of Saudi crude oil.

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