Overall, worldwide import purchases totaled US$18.998 trillion in 2019. That dollar amount reflects a -4.1% year-over-year drop but a 13.9% increase since 2015.

Below, you will find the 20 products that generated the highest dollar value in import purchases during 2019.

In addition, there are two searchable tables for all importing countries plus the top 100 most valuable import products.

Note that the product categories used in this analysis are at the four-digit Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) code level in tariff manuals. This level of granularity gives a fairly detailed snapshot of the most valuable products, enabling entrepreneurs to more clearly focus on global sales opportunities for specific goods.

World’s Top Import Products

The world’s top imports by product and leading buyer countries reveal the commodities most in demand on international market and the location for the most lucrative opportunities for selling to foreign purchasers.

1. Crude oil: $1.056 billion (Down -12.1% from 2018 to 2019)
2. Integrated circuits/microassemblies: $848.9 billion (Down -1.4%)
3. Cars: $774.3 billion (Down -1.6%)
4. Processed petroleum oils: $663.6 billion (Down -14.2%)
5. Phone system devices including smartphones: $600.6 billion (Down -7%)
6. Medication mixes in dosage: $405.9 billion (Up 4.6%)
7. Automobile parts/accessories: $400.1 billion (Down -4.8%)
8. Computers, optical readers: $382.4 billion (Down -3.6%)
9. Petroleum gases: $314.8 billion (Down -13%)
10. Gold (unwrought): $306.2 billion (Up 0.1%)
11. Blood fractions (including antisera): $210 billion (Up 8%)
12. Turbo-jets: $184.8 billion (Up 11.1%)
13. Trucks: $145.4 billion (Down -0.2%)
14. Iron ores, concentrates: $144.5 billion (Up 23.6%)
15. Electro-medical equipment (e.g. xrays): $137.9 billion (Up 7.6%)
16. Aircraft, spacecraft: $137.5 billion (Down -3.1%)
17. Coal, solid fuels made from coal: $132 billion (Down -13.7%)
18. Computer parts, accessories: $129.5 billion (Down -7.5%)
19. Insulated wire/cable: $127.7 billion (Down -3.4%)
20. Solar power diodes/semi-conductors: $120.6 billion (Up 1.2%)

The above 20 products accounted for over three-quarters (77.3%) of all imported goods shipped in 2019.

Among the world’s top 20 imports, the fastest-growing products from 2018 to 2019 were iron ores and concentrates (up 23.6%), turbo-jets (up 11.1%), blood fractions including antisera (up 8%), electro-medical equipment including xrays (up 7.6%) and medication mixes in dosage (up 4.6%).

Leading the decliners year over year were refined petroleum oils (down -14.2%), coal including solid fuels made from coal (down -13.7%), petroleum gases (down -13%), crude oil (down -12.1%), computer parts and accessories (down -7.5%) then phone system devices including smartphones (down -7%).

To research metrics for the world’s top 100 imported goods, click on one of the column headings below.

Rank	Product	2019 Import Purchases	2018-9
1.	Crude oil	$1,056,062,568,000	-12.1%
2.	Integrated circuits/microassemblies	$848,913,525,000	-1.4%
3.	Cars	$774,285,065,000	-1.6%
4.	Processed petroleum oils	$663,640,142,000	-14.2%
5.	Phone system devices including smartphones	$600,604,247,000	-7%
6.	Medication mixes in dosage	$405,920,128,000	+4.6%
7.	Automobile parts/accessories	$400,106,373,000	-4.8%
8.	Computers, optical readers	$382,378,484,000	-3.6%
9.	Petroleum gases	$314,770,074,000	-13%
10.	Gold (unwrought)	$306,169,760,000	+0.1%
11.	Blood fractions (including antisera)	$209,978,772,000	+8%
12.	Turbo-jets	$184,826,747,000	+11.1%
13.	Trucks	$145,426,026,000	-0.2%
14.	Iron ores, concentrates	$144,512,801,000	+23.6%
15.	Electro-medical equipment (e.g. xrays)	$137,909,192,000	+7.6%
16.	Aircraft, spacecraft	$137,504,306,000	-3.1%
17.	Coal, solid fuels made from coal	$132,025,765,000	-13.7%
18.	Computer parts, accessories	$129,450,134,000	-7.5%
19.	Insulated wire/cable	$127,696,412,000	-3.4%
20.	Solar power diodes/semi-conductors	$120,606,239,000	+1.2%
21.	Lower-voltage switches, fuses	$108,074,680,000	-4.6%
22.	Diamonds (unmounted/unset)	$105,031,431,000	-19.7%
23.	Electrical converters/power units	$102,633,409,000	+0.3%
24.	Aircraft parts	$97,445,959,000	-1.5%
25.	Taps, valves, similar appliances	$97,011,999,000	+0.1%
26.	Jewelry	$93,480,341,000	+6.8%
27.	Printing machinery	$91,980,328,000	-8.7%
28.	TV receivers/monitors/projectors	$90,478,171,000	-4.8%
29.	Heterocyclics, nucleic acids	$86,530,075,000	+0%
30.	Miscellaneous furniture	$86,027,094,000	-1.1%
31.	Machinery for making semi-conductors	$85,601,295,000	-8.7%
32.	Seats (excluding barber/dentist chairs)	$82,938,235,000	-2.1%
33.	Miscellaneous machinery	$82,675,661,000	+0.1%
34.	Rubber tires (new)	$81,129,697,000	-1.4%
35.	Ethylene polymers	$80,014,964,000	-10.1%
36.	Miscellaneous plastic items	$79,532,563,000	-0.8%
37.	Air or vacuum pumps	$76,012,941,000	-2.4%
38.	Centrifuges, filters and purifiers	$73,296,825,000	+4.7%
39.	Cases, handbags, wallets	$71,063,469,000	+2.5%
40.	Liquid pumps and elevators	$69,062,793,000	-2%
41.	TV/radio/radar device parts	$67,122,788,000	+1.3%
42.	Electrical/optical circuit boards, panels	$66,880,350,000	+0.3%
43.	Piston engine parts	$66,067,298,000	-5.7%
44.	Orthopedic appliances	$65,654,408,000	+5.3%
45.	Beauty/makeup/skin care preparations	$62,200,088,000	+6.2%
46.	Machinery parts	$61,147,167,000	-2.6%
47.	Transmission shafts, gears, clutches	$60,959,680,000	-4.4%
48.	Women's clothing (not knit or crochet)	$60,550,869,000	+5.7%
49.	Polyacetal/ether/carbonates	$59,496,947,000	-9.7%
50.	Plastic plates, sheets, film, tape, strips	$59,486,278,000	-3.4%
51.	Copper ores, concentrates	$59,321,532,000	-7.3%
52.	Electric motors, generators	$59,186,241,000	-1.7%
53.	Electric storage batteries	$58,931,848,000	+9.1%
54.	Soya beans	$58,740,430,000	-10.3%
55.	Jerseys, pullovers (knit or crochet)	$58,018,742,000	+1.6%
56.	Unrecorded sound media	$57,288,643,000	-11.7%
57.	Refined copper, unwrought alloys	$57,157,512,000	-16.6%
58.	Footwear (leather)	$55,362,243,000	+0.8%
59.	Miscellaneous iron or steel items	$54,990,584,000	-6%
60.	Aluminum (unwrought)	$54,939,337,000	-18.1%
61.	Plastic packing goods, lids, caps	$54,820,672,000	-4.2%
62.	Liquid crystal/laser/optical tools	$54,056,263,000	-13%
63.	Tractors	$53,158,129,000	-5%
64.	Electric water heaters, hair dryers	$52,367,263,000	+2.8%
65.	Models, puzzles, miscellaneous toys	$51,689,684,000	+2.6%
66.	Hot-rolled iron or non-alloy steel products	$51,031,421,000	-13.1%
67.	Other measuring/testing machines	$50,941,869,000	-2.8%
68.	Physical/chemical analysis tools	$50,129,942,000	+2.4%
69.	Piston engines	$49,806,340,000	-1.7%
70.	Flat-rolled iron or non-alloy steel products (plated/coated)	$49,060,441,000	-8.4%
71.	Air conditioners	$48,835,956,000	+1.6%
72.	Printed circuits	$48,746,201,000	-6.2%
73.	Miscellaneous iron and steel structures	$48,618,057,000	-1.7%
74.	Electrical machinery	$48,132,210,000	+5%
75.	Other food preparations	$47,240,081,000	+2.9%
76.	Lamps, lighting, illuminated signs	$47,231,332,000	-1.3%
77.	Heavy machinery (bulldozers, excavators, road rollers)	$47,192,879,000	-6.1%
78.	Refrigerators, freezers	$46,580,610,000	-1.4%
79.	Engines (diesel)	$46,225,132,000	-8.3%
80.	Microphones/headphones/amps	$45,649,616,000	+5.3%
81.	Cyclic hydrocarbons	$45,489,965,000	-18.5%
82.	Propylene/olefin polymers	$44,705,420,000	-8.3%
83.	TV receiver/transmit/digital cameras	$44,501,841,000	-5%
84.	Footwear (textile)	$44,318,409,000	+2.1%
85.	Cruise/cargo ships, barges	$44,155,842,000	+4.8%
86.	Men's suits, trousers (not knit or crochet)	$43,591,952,000	-0.4%
87.	Iron and steel screws, bolts, nuts, washers	$42,617,987,000	-6.3%
88.	T-shirts, vests (knit or crochet)	$41,737,565,000	-0.3%
89.	Temperature-change machines	$41,297,236,000	+0.4%
90.	Platinum (unwrought)	$41,154,754,000	+25.5%
91.	Chemical industry products/residuals	$40,799,715,000	-6.5%
92.	Wheat	$39,408,181,000	-9.5%
93.	Sawn wood	$37,590,021,000	-14.9%
94.	Regulate/control instruments	$37,376,691,000	-4.2%
95.	Bread, biscuits, cakes, pastries	$37,257,127,000	+1%
96.	Wine	$36,952,892,000	-3.3%
97.	Corn	$36,714,787,000	-2.2%
98.	Electric circuit parts, fuses, switches	$36,129,378,000	-3.1%
99.	Packaged insecticides/fungicides/herbicides	$35,922,093,000	-4.7%
100.	Base metal mountings, fittings	$35,793,048,000	+0.5%

World’s Top Import Countries

Below are the 20 countries that spent the most on imported goods during 2019.

1. United States: $2.568 trillion (Down -1.7% from 2018 to 2019)
2. China: $2.069 trillion (Down -3.1%)
3. Germany: $1.236 trillion (Down -3.9%)
4. Japan: $721 billion (Down -3.8%)
5. United Kingdom: $692 billion (Up 3%)
6. Netherlands: $646.8 billion (Up 0.1%)
7. France: $637.9 billion (Down -3.4%)
8. Hong Kong: $578.6 billion (Down -7.8%)
9. South Korea: $503.3 billion (Down -6%)
10. Italy: $481.4 billion (Down -4.4%)
11. India: $480 billion (Down -5.7%)
12. Mexico: $467.3 billion (Up 0.6%)
13. Canada: $453.2 billion (Down -1.5%)
14. Belgium: $433.3 billion (Down -4.7%)
15. Spain: $378.2 billion (Down -3.2%)
16. Singapore: $359 billion (Down -3.2%)
17. Taiwan: $285.9 billion (Up 0.3%)
18. Switzerland: $277.2 billion (Down -0.7%)
19. Vietnam: $263.3 billion (Up 11.2%)
20. Poland: $246.7 billion (Down -7.9%)

The above countries consumed 72.5% of the total value for all imported products during 2019.

Among the top 20 global purchasers, there were five growth stories from 2018 to 2019 belonging to: Vietnam (up 11.2%), United Kingdom (up 3%), Mexico (up 0.6%), Taiwan (up 0.3%) and the Netherlands (up 0.1%).

Leading the reductions year over year were Poland (down -7.9%), Hong Kong (down -7.8%), South Korea (down -6%) and India (down -5.7%).

To research itemized statistics for the world’s top importers including countries, islands and territories, click on one of the column headings below.

Rank	Country	2019 Imports (US$)	2018-9
1.	United States	$2,568,396,449,000	-1.7%
2.	China	$2,068,950,255,000	-3.1%
3.	Germany	$1,236,298,731,000	-3.9%
4.	Japan	$720,964,445,000	-3.8%
5.	United Kingdom	$691,974,115,000	+3%
6.	Netherlands	$646,752,548,000	+0.1%
7.	France	$637,949,069,000	-3.4%
8.	Hong Kong	$578,590,151,000	-7.8%
9.	South Korea	$503,259,397,000	-6%
10.	Italy	$481,436,402,000	-4.4%
11.	India	$480,002,972,000	-5.7%
12.	Mexico	$467,293,167,000	+0.6%
13.	Canada	$453,157,225,000	-1.5%
14.	Belgium	$433,285,912,000	-4.7%
15.	Spain	$378,174,305,000	-3.2%
16.	Singapore	$359,008,256,000	-3.2%
17.	Taiwan	$285,906,281,000	+0.3%
18.	Switzerland	$277,207,598,000	-0.7%
19.	Vietnam	$263,308,155,000	+11.2%
20.	Poland	$246,653,880,000	-7.9%
21.	Russia	$243,780,553,000	+2.4%
22.	Thailand	$240,139,196,000	-4.4%
23.	Australia	$214,273,705,000	-5.9%
24.	Malaysia	$204,988,314,000	-5.8%
25.	Turkey	$200,658,596,000	-10%
26.	Austria	$188,052,117,000	-3%
27.	United Arab Emirates	$181,429,809,000	-30.6%
28.	Czech Republic	$178,552,266,000	-3.4%
29.	Brazil	$177,341,225,000	-2.1%
30.	Sweden	$158,709,718,000	-7%
31.	Indonesia	$156,391,968,000	-17.1%
32.	Saudi Arabia	$144,334,893,000	+6.7%
33.	Hungary	$121,843,775,000	+0.1%
34.	Philippines	$112,908,749,000	-1.9%
35.	Ireland	$98,500,713,000	-8.8%
36.	Romania	$98,176,628,000	+0.3%
37.	Denmark	$97,009,144,000	-4.6%
38.	Slovakia	$91,582,119,000	-1.5%
39.	Portugal	$89,923,846,000	+1%
40.	South Africa	$88,216,179,000	-6.2%
41.	Norway	$85,927,067,000	-1.9%
42.	Israel	$76,491,065,000	-0.1%
43.	Finland	$73,506,695,000	-6.6%
44.	Egypt	$65,113,879,000	-19.6%
45.	Chile	$64,119,106,000	-6.4%
46.	Greece	$62,198,045,000	-4.5%
47.	Morocco	$51,096,367,000	-0.3%
48.	Ukraine	$50,967,557,000	-10.9%
49.	Bangladesh	$50,392,214,000	-11.8%
50.	Argentina	$49,125,030,000	-25%
51.	Colombia	$47,895,651,000	-6.5%
52.	Nigeria	$47,387,304,000	+29.9%
53.	Slovenia	$44,713,956,000	+5.7%
54.	Peru	$42,364,042,000	-1.8%
55.	New Zealand	$42,320,991,000	-3.4%
56.	Algeria	$39,777,514,000	-19.1%
57.	Panama	$39,189,376,000	-9.2%
58.	Kazakhstan	$38,356,664,000	+17.9%
59.	Pakistan	$37,836,543,000	-37.3%
60.	Bulgaria	$37,809,556,000	-0.3%
61.	Lithuania	$35,622,420,000	-2.6%
62.	Iraq	$32,316,615,000	-39.8%
63.	Belarus	$31,641,108,000	-17.6%
64.	Qatar	$31,359,930,000	-1.1%
65.	Croatia	$28,497,122,000	+1%
66.	Iran	$27,148,162,000	-34.2%
67.	Serbia	$26,548,364,000	+2.8%
68.	Myanmar (Burma)	$25,101,756,000	+29.8%
69.	Luxembourg	$24,374,288,000	+1.4%
70.	Cambodia	$23,137,754,000	+33%
71.	Kuwait	$22,799,795,000	-36.4%
72.	Ecuador	$20,277,092,000	-11.9%
73.	Guatemala	$19,881,010,000	+1.1%
74.	Uzbekistan	$18,934,367,000	+9.4%
75.	Oman	$18,812,952,000	-27%
76.	Latvia	$18,726,418,000	-5.1%
77.	Estonia	$18,018,431,000	-6%
78.	Dominican Republic	$17,818,759,000	-19.7%
79.	Tunisia	$17,704,665,000	-15.9%
80.	Costa Rica	$16,108,703,000	-2.8%
81.	Jordan	$15,977,671,000	-21.3%
82.	Sri Lanka	$15,889,209,000	-21.4%
83.	Ghana	$15,869,086,000	+33.6%
84.	Kenya	$14,003,987,000	-19.4%
85.	Lebanon	$13,745,579,000	-31.2%
86.	Azerbaijan	$13,649,269,000	+19.1%
87.	Libya	$12,289,624,000	-5.2%
88.	Paraguay	$12,187,407,000	-8.6%
89.	Liberia	$12,175,155,000	+24.4%
90.	Macao	$12,024,019,000	0%
91.	Marshall Islands	$11,772,372,000	-11.8%
92.	El Salvador	$11,337,642,000	+3.7%
93.	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$11,158,982,000	-4%
94.	Honduras	$11,069,945,000	+17.4%
95.	Bahamas	$10,403,696,000	+195.2%
96.	Bahrain	$10,177,255,000	-50.6%
97.	Togo	$10,043,586,000	-13.8%
98.	Nepal	$9,684,067,000	-5.5%
99.	North Macedonia	$9,470,286,000	+4.6%
100.	Cyprus	$9,219,500,000	-14.7%
101.	Tanzania	$9,192,073,000	+8%
102.	Georgia	$9,063,244,000	+26%
103.	Angola	$8,996,735,000	-45.1%
104.	Ivory Coast	$8,724,246,000	-20.7%
105.	Gibraltar	$8,720,800,000	-7.3%
106.	Ethiopia	$8,383,920,000	-13%
107.	Yemen	$8,364,921,000	-4%
108.	Uruguay	$8,313,649,000	-7.6%
109.	Malta	$8,211,009,000	+14%
110.	Senegal	$8,143,113,000	+0.9%
111.	Namibia	$7,715,202,000	-6.9%
112.	Mozambique	$7,638,740,000	+12%
113.	Zambia	$7,226,897,000	-24.3%
114.	Iceland	$6,560,654,000	-14.7%
115.	Botswana	$6,517,958,000	+5.7%
116.	Democr. Rep. Congo	$6,415,995,000	-13.3%
117.	Laos	$6,130,294,000	+4.8%
118.	Sudan	$6,003,134,000	-25.3%
119.	Bolivia	$5,815,276,000	-41.8%
120.	Cameroon	$5,630,848,000	-4.5%
121.	Mauritius	$5,601,184,000	-0.5%
122.	Mongolia	$5,597,470,000	-4.7%
123.	Trinidad/Tobago	$5,455,755,000	-3.9%
124.	Albania	$5,441,236,000	-8.4%
125.	Venezuela	$5,292,711,000	-52.9%
126.	Cuba	$5,253,513,000	-13.7%
127.	Moldova	$5,247,006,000	-9%
128.	Nicaragua	$5,114,660,000	-30.4%
129.	Armenia	$5,053,062,000	+4.2%
130.	Kyrgyzstan	$4,903,813,000	-0.1%
131.	Jamaica	$4,810,221,000	-21.5%
132.	Zimbabwe	$4,797,757,000	-23.3%
133.	Cayman Islands	$4,478,126,000	-10.8%
134.	Burkina Faso	$4,252,568,000	-1.3%
135.	Syria	$4,232,811,000	-37.2%
136.	Papua New Guinea	$4,107,706,000	-8.5%
137.	Guinea	$4,042,088,000	-8.5%
138.	Djibouti	$4,012,351,000	-29.3%
139.	Madagascar	$3,896,887,000	-0.8%
140.	Afghanistan	$3,754,021,000	-49.3%
141.	Brunei Darussalam	$3,669,672,000	-11%
142.	Tajikistan	$3,327,744,000	+5.8%
143.	Mali	$3,265,953,000	-14.9%
144.	Montenegro	$2,959,803,000	-1.4%
145.	Mauritania	$2,942,554,000	-7.5%
146.	Benin	$2,893,232,000	-12.9%
147.	Uganda	$2,869,532,000	-57.4%
148.	North Korea	$2,683,832,000	+15.6%
149.	Haiti	$2,639,723,000	-36.9%
150.	Turkmenistan	$2,637,176,000	-5.9%
151.	New Caledonia	$2,519,922,000	+2.1%
152.	Fiji	$2,363,982,000	-13.6%
153.	Somalia	$2,138,319,000	-37.6%
154.	Gabon	$1,994,333,000	-7.7%
155.	French Polynesia	$1,940,797,000	+20.3%
156.	Congo	$1,937,480,000	-30.1%
157.	Curaçao	$1,875,854,000	-34.9%
158.	Eswatini	$1,832,436,000	-2%
159.	British Virgin Is	$1,677,636,000	-0.9%
160.	Maldives	$1,621,809,000	-45.2%
161.	Barbados	$1,581,059,000	-1.2%
162.	Lesotho	$1,572,026,000	+2.1%
163.	Guyana	$1,506,598,000	-62.2%
164.	Andorra	$1,503,055,000	-6.6%
165.	Suriname	$1,338,690,000	-12.3%
166.	Malawi	$1,334,102,000	-50.7%
167.	Aruba	$1,320,446,000	0.06
168.	Gambia	$1,284,312,000	+113.4%
169.	US Minor Outlying Is	$1,258,616,000	-7.8%
170.	Niger	$1,202,913,000	-54.4%
171.	Faroe Islands	$1,188,024,000	+6.6%
172.	Bermuda	$1,119,092,000	+4.4%
173.	Saint Lucia	$1,062,819,000	-47.9%
174.	Greenland	$1,022,133,000	+23.3%
175.	Sierra Leone	$1,016,370,000	+2.8%
176.	Belize	$985,894,000	+2.9%
177.	Equatorial Guinea	$944,506,000	-7.7%
178.	Cabo Verde	$918,558,000	+12.8%
179.	Rwanda	$871,577,000	-70.7%
180.	Chad	$806,544,000	+1.2%
181.	Bhutan	$800,065,000	-1.8%
182.	Seychelles	$749,564,000	-60.4%
183.	Palestine	$578,994,000	-91.1%
184.	Dominica	$568,824,000	+46.4%
185.	Antigua/Barbuda	$549,286,000	-3.5%
186.	Turks/Caicos Islands	$406,986,000	-18.4%
187.	Solomon Islands	$398,866,000	-33.7%
188.	Samoa	$392,615,000	+8.2%
189.	Saint Kitts/Nevis	$333,127,000	-3.9%
190.	Timor-Leste	$326,051,000	-31.6%
191.	Guinea-Bissau	$297,427,000	-12.9%
192.	Grenada	$292,899,000	+14.2%
193.	St Vincent/Grenadines	$277,577,000	-21.5%
194.	Burundi	$274,621,000	-65.4%
195.	Central African Rep	$252,327,000	-34.4%
196.	Vanuatu	$250,882,000	-23.6%
197.	Bonaire/St Eustatius/Saba	$238,174,000	+9.7%
198.	Comoros	$222,631,000	-36%
199.	South Sudan	$212,825,000	-53.6%
200.	Cook Islands	$175,944,000	+23.7%
201.	Eritrea	$174,224,000	-57.5%
202.	Northern Mariana Is	$169,759,000	-1%
203.	Tonga	$137,590,000	-30.7%
204.	Micronesia	$126,648,000	-6.2%
205.	Palau	$110,440,000	-28.5%
206.	Anguilla	$105,940,000	-24.3%
207.	St Maarten (Dutch)	$101,754,000	-29.7%
208.	Falkland Islands (Malvinas)	$99,314,000	-25.1%
209.	Sao Tome/Principe	$95,864,000	-35.4%
210.	Nauru	$92,828,000	-27%
211.	Kiribati	$83,866,000	-16.4%
212.	Tuvalu	$74,325,000	-14.6%
213.	French S./Antarctic Terr	$66,319,000	+89.8%
214.	Bri. Indian Ocean Terr	$59,862,000	+59.9%
215.	St. Pierre/Miquelon	$49,104,000	+2.6%
216.	American Samoa	$44,107,000	-16.5%
217.	Saint Helena	$34,868,000	-8.7%
218.	Wallis/Futuna Islands	$34,613,000	-11.9%
219.	Christmas Island	$27,497,000	-12.7%
220.	Norfolk Island	$24,360,000	+1.9%
221.	Western Sahara	$21,674,000	+97.9%
222.	Niue	$21,002,000	+0%
223.	Montserrat	$19,841,000	-32%
224.	Guam	$19,208,000	-9.5%
225.	Tokelau	$7,811,000	-75.3%
226.	Cocos (Keeling) Is	$7,244,000	-1.5%
227.	Pitcairn	$5,929,000	+116.9%

See also America’s Top Trading Partners, China’s Top Trading Partners and Germany’s Top Trading Partners

Research Sources:
Central Intelligence Agency, The World Factbook Field Listing: Exports – Commodities. Accessed on May 11, 2020

International Trade Centre, Trade Map. Accessed on May 11, 2020