Abstract

Main problem: In today's global business environment, meat processing businesses are faced with the inevitable need to ensure sustainable development, especially in the context of exports. One of the key issues that requires attention is the effectiveness of accounting and risk management during exports, which affects the stability of business and the economy as a whole. The purpose of this article is to study the sustainability indicators of an enterprise exporting its products. The main objective of the article is to conduct a detailed analysis of the sustainability indicators of an exporting enterprise, identify factors influencing the success of their activities, and develop recommendations for ensuring sustainable development in the international environment. Methods: When writing this article, a study was conducted that included an analysis of the current situation in the field of export of goods, in particular, a study of export volumes, main trading partners and the structure of exported goods. Approaches to analyzing the structure of exports of meat products include determining the share of each type of product in total exports, as well as identifying the main trading partners based on sales volumes abroad. Results and their significance: The article identifies key factors influencing the sustainable development of enterprises in the context of export activities. The results of the analysis allow us to develop recommendations and strategies for improving accounting and risk management during exports, which can help strengthen business sustainability. The results obtained serve as the basis for creating effective strategies and recommendations to improve business sustainability in the export environment. This can be an important contribution to the development of a sustainable economy and increased competitiveness of enterprises. Risk assessment and management are important for sustainability when exporting goods. It is recommended to use financial instruments, create reserves, and organize training to improve risk management and financial stability when exporting.

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