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Colombia's trade data reflects its economic activities in the global market. In 2022, Colombia was ranked as the world's 53rd largest exporter, with crude petroleum, coal briquettes, and coffee being its top exports. The United States, Panama, and the Netherlands were the top destinations for Colombian goods. On the import side, Colombia's main imports included refined petroleum and cars, primarily from the United States and China. This trade activity is crucial for Colombia's economy, influencing its GDP and overall economic growth.
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Colombia’s top trading partners in 2023 were:
United States: $13.9 billion (28.1% of total exports)
Panama: $4.6 billion (9.3%)
China: $2.5 billion (5%)
India: $2.4 billion (4.8%)
Netherlands: $2.04 billion (4.1%)
Ecuador: $2.01 billion (4.1%)
Brazil: $1.89 billion (3.8%)
Mexico: $1.88 billion (3.8%)
Spain: $1.2 billion (2.3%)
Peru: $1.1 billion (2.3%)
Mineral fuels including oil: $25 billion (50.5% of total exports)
Gems and precious metals: $3.6 billion (7.3%)
Coffee, tea, and spices: $2.9 billion (5.9%)
Live trees, plants, and cut flowers: $2.1 billion (4.3%)
Plastics and plastic articles: $1.6 billion (3.1%)
Fruits and nuts: $1.4 billion (2.7%)
Animal/vegetable fats, oils, and waxes: $851.1 million (1.7%)
Aluminum: $842.6 million (1.7%)
Electrical machinery and equipment: $787.7 million (1.6%)
Sugar and sugar confectionery: $744.2 million (1.5%)
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