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Philippines’ exports of electrical machinery and equipment at 2-digit level HS Code valued USD 34,694 million in 2019, which increased as compared to the previous year. Filipino shipped electrical machinery and equipment to the world worth USD 32,874 million in 2018. At 4-digit level HS Code, the country exported electronic integrated circuits the most in 2019.
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Philippines banana exports valued USD 1,930 million in 2019, an increase of about 0.4 million as compared to the previous year. Philippines exported about 4,351,975 tons of bananas in 2019. According to Philippines export data, the country shipped bananas the most to Japan, which recorded share in value of 37%. Philippines stood as the 2nd largest banana exporter in the world.
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Malawi exported tobacco in 2019 worth USD 501.4 million, an increase from 2018’s USD 493.7 million. Malawi’s tobacco exports accounted for 54.92% to overall value of shipments recorded last year. According to Malawi export data, the country shipped unmanufactured tobacco (tobacco refuse) under HS Code 2401, the most worth USD 498.4 million in 2019. Malawi’s top export partner of tobacco was Belgium, which recorded almost 30% share in value of total tobacco exports.
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In order to import goods from Malawi and accomplish business goals, a complete line of factors from choosing a product to find active exporters in Malawi plays an important role. Certainly, finding genuine suppliers in Malawi and maintaining business relationships are challenging tasks to import commodities from right companies and get the quality product.
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Kenya’s imports of refined petroleum in 2019 totaled USD 3,014 million, which recorded a 1% decline as compared to the previous year. Kenya imported refined petroleum worth USD 3,087 million in 2018. Since last 5 years, Kenya has been recording a rise in import value of refined petroleum. According to Kenya import data, United Arab Emirates stood as the largest import partner of Kenya’s refined petroleum, which shared more than 40% value to total imports.
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