Also shown is each import country’s percentage of total UK exports.

• United States: US$57.5 billion (14.3% of total UK exports)
• Germany: $41.1 billion (10.2%)
• Ireland: $27.5 billion (6.8%)
• Netherlands: $24.9 billion (6.2%)
• France: $23.7 billion (5.9%)
• Switzerland: $19.4 billion (4.8%)
• China: $18.6 billion (4.6%)

What are the top countries the UK exports to?

The United States was the leading country for exports from the United Kingdom, with 15.7 percent of all UK exports going to this market. Germany was the second largest export market for the UK in this year, followed by China, with these countries accounting for 9.9 percent and 6.9 percent of UK exports respectively.

What are the main exports of UK?

From Us to the World – the UK’s Top Five Exports

• Crude oil – £20.0bn.
• Pharmaceutical products – £26.3bn.
• Electrical machinery – £27.7bn.
• Cars – £32.7bn.
• Mechanical machinery – £48.5bn.

  Where can I find list of UK exports?

  This page displays a table with United Kingdom Exports By Country in U.S. dollars, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade.

  How much does the UK export to the US?

  This page displays a table with United Kingdom Exports By Country in U.S. dollars, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. United Kingdom Exports By Country Value Year; United States: $73.53B 2019 Germany: $46.35B 2019 France: $31.36B 2019 Netherlands: $30.38B 2019 China: $30.15B

  What kind of trade does the UK have?

  Before we delve further into what the UK has to offer in terms of trade, let’s break down some of the terminology: Import and export — an easy one to start with, imports are items and goods we buy into the country. Exports are items and goods we sell to other countries.

  What kind of goods does the UK import from the EU?

  Imports from EU countries increased £2.3 billion, offset in part by exports, which increased £0.7 billion in the three months to January 2019. The rise in imports was due mainly to a £2.0 billion increase in machinery and transport equipment, of which £0.9 billion was cars.