Uganda's trade data reflects a dynamic economy with diverse export and import activities. In 2020, Uganda exported goods worth approximately $4.15 billion, including a variety of agricultural products, while imports totaled around $8.25 billion, indicating a trade deficit. The country has a range of export procedures for commodities like fruits, vegetables, and dairy, tailored to support first-time traders. Uganda's trade portal provides comprehensive information on market dynamics, regulatory requirements, and export-import procedures, serving as a crucial resource for traders and businesses.
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Top Import Partners (2021)
China (16%)
India (11.1%)
Kenya (9.12%)
Tanzania (8.88%)
United Arab Emirates (5.96%)
Japan (4.11%)
Saudi Arabia (3.29%)
South Africa (2.64%)
Gambia (2.54%)
Zimbabwe (2.43%)
Here are Uganda’s top 10 trade industries based on their export values:
Coffee and Spices: $864.3 million (39% of total exports)
Gems and Precious Metals: $307.5 million (13.9%)
Fish: $139.4 million (6.3%)
Dairy, Eggs, and Honey: $102.5 million (4.6%)
Live Trees, Plants, and Cut Flowers: $78.3 million (3.5%)
Pharmaceuticals: $63.1 million (2.8%)
Wood: $58.9 million (2.7%)
Oil Seeds: $52.1 million (2.4%)
Cocoa: $50.4 million (2.3%)
Sugar and Sugar Confectionery: $49.2 million (2.2%)