Costa Rica's trade data reflects its active participation in the global market. In 2022, the country was ranked as the 82nd largest exporter in the world, with a total export value of $17.2 billion. The leading exports include medical instruments and agricultural products like bananas and tropical fruits, primarily to the United States and European countries. On the import side, Costa Rica's main imports were refined petroleum, cars, and medical instruments, mainly from the United States, China, and Mexico. This trade activity underscores Costa Rica's diverse economic connections and its role in international trade.
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United States: $6.83 billion (39.7% of total exports)
Netherlands: $1.22 billion (7.1%)
Guatemala: $821 million (4.8%)
Belgium: $775 million (4.5%)
Nicaragua: $593 million (3.4%)
Panama: $583 million (3.4%)
Mexico: $427 million (2.5%)
China: $3.01 billion (17.8% of total imports)
Brazil: $558 million (3.3% of total imports)
Germany: $417 million (2.5% of total imports)
Medical Instruments: $4.56 billion (26.5% of total exports)
Orthopedic Appliances: $1.41 billion (8.2%)
Bananas: $1.22 billion (7.1%)
Tropical Fruits: $1.16 billion (6.7%)
Other Edible Preparations: $676 million (3.9%)
Coffee, tea, and spices: $547.9 million (3.2%)
Electrical machinery and equipment: $512 million (3%)
Plastics and plastic articles: $449 million (2.6%)
Sugar and sugar confectionery: $402.6 million (2.3%)
Pharmaceuticals: $397.5 million (2.3%)