South Sudan is located in African continent. As per South Sudan import data, South Sudan imported goods worth USD 667 million in 2019, down from USD 468 million in 2018. South Sudan customs data shows South Sudan was 186th world’s largest importer country in 2019.
As per South Sudan import statistics, South Sudan’s major import categories are vehicles, machinery, electrical machinery & equipment, pharmaceutical products, miscellaneous edible preparations and plastics. South Sudan trade data shows South Sudan’s top import commodities at 4-digit level Harmonized System Code are cars, delivery trucks, packaged medicaments, other edible preparations and knit men’s coats.
South Sudan trade statistics and market research reports reveal South Sudan’s major import sources of products are United Arab Emirates, Kenya, China, Switzerland, Netherlands, United States, Rwanda, India, Germany and Japan.
South Sudan Import Data contains full information on containers which enter into the country through all modes of transport. That means it provides shipment details of commodities which import South Sudan. Based on Shipping Bills, Import Bills, Invoices and other import-export documents, South Sudan trade data covers company names, besides other fields.
From the largest sources available, we collect South Sudan shipment data in raw form and filter every detail to make data clean and error-free. These sources include Custom Departments, Shipping & Logistics Companies, Port Authorities, Trade Associations and Government Bodies. We have South Sudan import data available from 2015 to present.
South Sudan import data covers every shipping detail of goods which enter into this African country from overseas nations. It contains company names and other fields which are useful in analysing country’s businesses. Columns available in South Sudan trade data include Date, Importer Name, Exporter Name, Origin Country, Destination Country, HS Code, Commercial Description, Quantity, Unit, Weight, CIF Value USD and so on. Here is a sample of South Sudan imports to understand fields covered in South Sudan import data.
| Date | 08-03-2019 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Importer Name | ***** | Exporter Name | ***** |
| Origin Country | China | Destination Country | South Sudan |
| HS Code | 84729000000 | Commercial Description | Bunding Machine |
| Quantity | 1 | Unit | Number |
| Weight | 9.9999 | CIF Value USD | 95.4217 |
As per South Sudan import data, South Sudan’s top 10 imports in 2019 were Vehicles (26.6%), Machinery (11.4%), Electrical Machinery & Equipment (8.26%), Pharmaceutical Products (6.0%), Miscellaneous Edible Preparations (4.7%), Plastics & Articles (3.8%), Knitted or Crocheted Apparel & Clothing (3.6%), Articles of Iron & Steel (3.0%), Cereals (2.4%) and Printed Books and Newspapers (2.2%).
South Sudan import statistics show South Sudan’s top 10 import commodities accounted for 71.96% to overall value of import shipments reported in 2019. As per South Sudan customs data, South Sudan imported cars and delivery trucks the most in vehicle category. South Sudan trade statistics show South Sudan’s top 5 imports shared 56.9% value to total imports in 2019. Below given chart visualizes dollar amount of South Sudan’s top 10 import products.
South Sudan shipment data reveal list of South Sudan’s top 10 import partners – United Arab Emirates (USD 247 million), Kenya (USD 122 million), China (USD 122 million), Switzerland (USD 25.2 million), Netherlands (USD 23.6 million), United States (USD 21.8 million), Rwanda (USD 20.1 million), India (USD 17.6 million), Germany (USD 10.7 million) and Japan (USD 10.6 million).
As per South Sudan customs data, South Sudan’s top 10 import partners accounted for 92.6% to overall value of import shipments registered in 2019. South Sudan customs data shows South Sudan imported goods the most from United Arab Emirates in 2019 with share in value of 37%. As per South Sudan import data, South Sudan’s top 3 countries alone accounted for 73.5% to overall value of imports. See percentage share of every country who shipped goods to South Sudan in 2019.
