Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled | Imports and Exports | 2023

In 2023, the world imports of "Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled" exceeded $130 million (according to external trade statistics of 33 countries). It was $153 million in the previous year (according to merchandise trade statistics of 38 countries).

There are no trade data (2023) for such importers as Vietnam (6.73% of the world imports in 2022), Austria (0.036%), Korea (0.013%)

Top importers of Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled in 2023

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

• China - 36% of the world imports ($48 million)
• Japan - 36% ($46 million)
• Hong Kong - 19.9% ($25 million)
• USA - 2.82% ($3.67 million)
• Singapore - 1.96% ($2.55 million)

«Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled» accounted for a substantial share of total imports of

• China, Macao SAR - 0.009% of China, Macao SAR's total imports in 2023 ($1.72 million of $17.5 billion)
• Japan - 0.006% ($46 million of $751 billion)
• Hong Kong - 0.003% ($25 million of $654 billion)
• China - 0.001% ($48 million of $2.55 trillion)

According to statistics provided by the major importers, the largest flows of imports of «Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled» in 2023:

• Imports to China from Australia (26% of the world imports, $34 million according to external trade statistics of China)
• Imports to China from New Zealand (9.25% of the world imports, $12 million according to external trade statistics of China)
• Imports to Hong Kong from Australia (2.64% of the world imports, $3.44 million according to external trade statistics of Hong Kong)
• Imports to Hong Kong from China (1.53% of the world imports, $1.99 million according to external trade statistics of Hong Kong)
• Imports to Hong Kong from South Africa (15.1% of the world imports, $19.7 million according to external trade statistics of Hong Kong)
• Imports to Japan from Australia (1.42% of the world imports, $1.85 million according to external trade statistics of Japan)
• Imports to Japan from Korea (34% of the world imports, $44 million according to external trade statistics of Japan)
• Imports to Other Asia, nes from China (2.12% of the world imports, $2.76 million according to external trade statistics of Other Asia, nes)
• Imports to Other Asia, nes from South Africa (6.44% of the world imports, $8.39 million according to external trade statistics of Other Asia, nes)
• Imports to USA from Korea (1.45% of the world imports, $1.89 million according to external trade statistics of USA)

In 2023, the world exports of "Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled" exceeded $141 million (according to external trade statistics of 21 countries). It was $216 million in the previous year (according to merchandise trade statistics of 25 countries).

There are no trade data (2023) for such exporters as Korea (27% of the world exports in 2022), Ecuador (0.103%), Canada (0.001%)

Top exporters of Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled in 2023

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

• China - 41% of the world exports ($58 million)
• Australia - 28% ($40 million)
• South Africa - 19.6% ($27 million)
• New Zealand - 8.04% ($11.4 million)
• Japan - 0.991% ($1.4 million)
• Hong Kong - 0.712% ($1.01 million)

«Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled» accounted for a substantial share of total exports of

• New Zealand - 0.027% of New Zealand's total exports in 2023 ($11.4 million of $42 billion)
• South Africa - 0.025% ($27 million of $110 billion)
• Australia - 0.01% ($40 million of $369 billion)
• China - 0.001% ($58 million of $3.37 trillion)

According to statistics provided by the major exporters, the largest flows of exports of «Molluscs; abalone (Haliotis spp.), whether in shell or not, live, fresh or chilled» in 2023:

• Exports from Australia to China: (22% of the world exports, $31 million according to external trade statistics of Australia)
• Exports from Australia to Hong Kong: (3.07% of the world exports, $4.35 million according to external trade statistics of Australia)
• Exports from Australia to Japan: (1.28% of the world exports, $1.82 million according to external trade statistics of Australia)
• Exports from Australia to Vietnam: (1.16% of the world exports, $1.65 million according to external trade statistics of Australia)
• Exports from China to Hong Kong: (36% of the world exports, $52 million according to external trade statistics of China)
• Exports from China to Other Asia, nes: (3.23% of the world exports, $4.59 million according to external trade statistics of China)
• Exports from Hong Kong to China, Macao SAR: (0.676% of the world exports, $959 thousand according to external trade statistics of Hong Kong)
• Exports from New Zealand to China: (7.84% of the world exports, $11.1 million according to external trade statistics of New Zealand)
• Exports from South Africa to Hong Kong: (10.9% of the world exports, $15.5 million according to external trade statistics of South Africa)
• Exports from South Africa to Other Asia, nes: (7.48% of the world exports, $10.6 million according to external trade statistics of South Africa)