Live bovine animals | Imports and Exports | 2023

In 2023, the world exports of "Live bovine animals" exceeded $9.35 billion (according to external trade statistics of 80 countries). It was $8.87 billion in the previous year (according to merchandise trade statistics of 79 countries).

Top exporters of Live bovine animals in 2023

The world's largest exporters of this commodity group in 2023:

• France - 18.7% of the world exports ($1.75 billion)
• Canada - 14.4% ($1.34 billion)
• Mexico - 7.64% ($715 million)
• Australia - 6.76% ($632 million)
• Brazil - 5.22% ($488 million)

«Live bovine animals» accounted for a substantial share of total exports of

• Uruguay - 2.6% of Uruguay's total exports in 2023 ($239 million of $9.19 billion)
• Belize - 1.61% ($4.08 million of $253 million)
• Georgia - 1.3% ($79 million of $6.09 billion)
• Kyrgyz Republic - 0.854% ($28 million of $3.3 billion)
• Botswana - 0.828% ($45 million of $5.5 billion)
• Niger - 0.72% ($3.36 million of $467 million)
• Namibia - 0.704% ($38 million of $5.48 billion)
• Croatia - 0.516% ($127 million of $24 billion)

According to statistics provided by the major exporters, the largest flows of exports of «Live bovine animals» in 2023:

• Exports from Australia to Indonesia: (2.95% of the world exports, $276 million according to external trade statistics of Australia)
• Exports from Brazil to Turkey: (3.08% of the world exports, $288 million according to external trade statistics of Brazil)
• Exports from Bulgaria to Turkey: (1.92% of the world exports, $179 million according to external trade statistics of Bulgaria)
• Exports from Canada to USA: (14.4% of the world exports, $1.34 billion according to external trade statistics of Canada)
• Exports from France to Italy: (14% of the world exports, $1.31 billion according to external trade statistics of France)
• Exports from France to Spain: (2.61% of the world exports, $244 million according to external trade statistics of France)
• Exports from Mexico to USA: (7.64% of the world exports, $715 million according to external trade statistics of Mexico)
• Exports from Netherlands to Belgium: (1.7% of the world exports, $159 million according to external trade statistics of Netherlands)
• Exports from USA to Canada: (3.39% of the world exports, $317 million according to external trade statistics of USA)
• Exports from Uruguay to Turkey: (2.34% of the world exports, $219 million according to external trade statistics of Uruguay)

In 2023, the world imports of "Live bovine animals" exceeded $10.5 billion (according to external trade statistics of 104 countries). It was $9.19 billion in the previous year (according to merchandise trade statistics of 115 countries).

There are no trade data (2023) for such importers as Vietnam (2.61% of the world imports in 2022), State of Palestine (1.77%), Japan (0.263%), Latvia (0.042%), Angola (0.027%), Cambodia (0.026%), Nepal (0.018%), Burundi (0.011%), Korea (0.004%), Rwanda (0.002%), Mongolia (0.002%), Lesotho (0.001%), Bermuda (0.001%)

Top importers of Live bovine animals in 2023

The world's largest importers of this commodity group in 2023:

• USA - 23% of the world imports ($2.45 billion)
• Italy - 19.6% ($2.07 billion)
• Turkey - 11% ($1.16 billion)
• Netherlands - 4.49% ($474 million)
• Lebanon - 3.41% ($360 million)
• Indonesia - 3.33% ($352 million)

«Live bovine animals» accounted for a substantial share of total imports of

• Lebanon - 1.99% of Lebanon's total imports in 2023 ($360 million of $18.1 billion)
• Montenegro - 1.09% ($45 million of $4.11 billion)

According to statistics provided by the major importers, the largest flows of imports of «Live bovine animals» in 2023:

• Imports to Canada from USA (2.96% of the world imports, $313 million according to external trade statistics of Canada)
• Imports to China from Australia (1.95% of the world imports, $205 million according to external trade statistics of China)
• Imports to Indonesia from Australia (3.33% of the world imports, $352 million according to external trade statistics of Indonesia)
• Imports to Italy from France (16.9% of the world imports, $1.78 billion according to external trade statistics of Italy)
• Imports to Netherlands from Germany (1.78% of the world imports, $188 million according to external trade statistics of Netherlands)
• Imports to Spain from France (1.95% of the world imports, $206 million according to external trade statistics of Spain)
• Imports to Turkey from Brazil (4.29% of the world imports, $453 million according to external trade statistics of Turkey)
• Imports to Turkey from Uruguay (2.33% of the world imports, $246 million according to external trade statistics of Turkey)
• Imports to USA from Canada (12.6% of the world imports, $1.33 billion according to external trade statistics of USA)
• Imports to USA from Mexico (10.6% of the world imports, $1.12 billion according to external trade statistics of USA)