Argentina shipped US$68.3 billion worth of goods around the world in 2014. The accompanying list reveals its 10 top trade partners, accounting for 51.9% of total Argentine exports.
Food Waste, Animal Fodder Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $12.8 billion. The 10 countries below imported 53.8% of that total.
1. Viet Nam: $1.2 billion (9.1%)
2. Indonesia: $934.2 million (7.3%)
3. Iran: $744.6 million (5.8%)
4. Netherlands: $707.1 million (5.5%)
5. Poland: $663.2 million (5.2%)
6. Algeria: $587.9 million (4.6%)
7. Philippines: $579.6 million (4.5%)
8. Italy: $552 million (4.3%)
9. Malaysia: $505.6 million (3.94%)
10. Spain: $465.6 million (3.6%)
Vehicles Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $8.3 billion. The 10 countries below imported 96.4% of that total.
1. Brazil: $6.6 billion (79.8%)
2. Mexico: $313.9 million (3.8%)
3. Colombia: $232.5 million (2.8%)
4. Australia: $202.1 million (2.4%)
5. Germany: $158.6 million (1.9%)
6. Chile: $135.7 million (1.6%)
7. South Africa: $104.4 million (1.3%)
8. Paraguay: $100.6 million (1.2%)
9. Uruguay: $87.5 million (1%)
10. Spain: $46.1 million (0.6%)
Cereals Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $5.2 billion. The 10 countries below imported 67.3% of that total.
1. Brazil: $736.1 million (14.1%)
2. Algeria: $673 million (12.9%)
3. Saudi Arabia: $460 million (8.8%)
4. Egypt: $350.1 million (6.7%)
5. Malaysia: $281.9 million (5.4%)
6. Venezuela: $271.8 million (5.2%)
7. Morocco: $259.8 million (5%)
8. Indonesia: $177.3 million (3.4%)
9. Peru: $157.4 million (3%)
10. Chile: $156.4 million (3%)
Animal/Vegetable Fats and Oils Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $4.3 billion. The 10 countries below imported 79.1% of that total.
1. India: $1.4 billion (32.3%)
2. Venezuela: $408.5 million (9.5%)
3. China: $402.4 million (9.3%)
4. Chile: $289.1 million (6.7%)
5. Bangladesh: $260.5 million (6%)
6. Peru: $227.4 million (5.3%)
7. Iran: $135 million (3.1%)
8. Malaysia: $119.3 million (2.8%)
9. South Korea: $93.8 million (2.2%)
10. Netherlands: $84.4 million (2%)
Oil Seed Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $4.2 billion. The 10 countries below imported 88.6% of that total.
1. China: $3 billion (72.3%)
2. Egypt: $152.8 million (3.6%)
3. Netherlands: $140.1 million (3.3%)
4. Bangladesh: $83 million (2%)
5. Viet Nam: $75.5 million (1.8%)
6. Venezuela: $58.1 million (1.4%)
7. Iran: $46.6 million (1.1%)
8. United States: $45.6 million (1.1%)
9. Chile: $43.8 million (1%)
10. Thailand: $41.7 million (1%)
Oil Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $3.2 billion. The 10 countries below imported 94.3% of that total.
1. United States: $1 billion (32.8%)
2. Brazil: $665.7 million (20.8%)
3. Chile: $318.8 million (10%)
4. India: $204.4 million (6.4%)
5. Paraguay: $200.2 million (6.3%)
6. Bahamas: $177.6 million (5.6%)
7. China: $128 million (4%)
8. Bolivia: $119.4 million (3.7%)
9. Singapore: $76.1 million (2.4%)
10. Netherlands: $74.6 million (2.3%)
Other Chemical Goods Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $2.2 billion. The 10 countries below imported 89.7% of that total.
1. Spain: $402 million (18.3%)
2. Brazil: $367 million (16.7%)
3. Gibraltar: $248 million (11.3%)
4. United Kingdom: $235.7 million (10.7%)
5. Peru: $215.2 million (9.8%)
6. United States: $148.5 million (6.7%)
7. Uruguay: $117.2 million (5.3%)
8. Paraguay: $98.2 million (4.5%)
9. Chile: $73.4 million (3.3%)
10. Bolivia: $70.4 million (3.2%)
Gems, Precious Metals, Coins Exports
Argentine exports for this product category were $2.1 billion. The 10 countries below imported 100% of that total.
1. Canada: $1.4 billion (65.9%)
2. Switzerland: $499.7 million (24.1%)
3. Germany: $114 million (5.5%)
4. United States: $87.6 million (4.2%)
5. Hong Kong: $1.8 million (0.1%)
6. United Kingdom: $1.4 million (0.1%)
7. Belgium: $603,000 (0.03%)
8. Uruguay: $373,000 (0.02%)
9. Chile: $218,000 (0.01%)
10. Singapore: $207,000 (0.01%)
The following countries represent expanding opportunities for Argentina's export sales from 2010 to 2010.
Data source: Trade Map, International Trade Centre, www.intracen.org/marketanalysis
Top Argentina Trade Partners 2014
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