Exports by kind

Fuels, manufactures, food, farm materials and metals as shares of a country's goods exports.

This splits a country's exports of goods into five kinds, each as a share of the total: fuels, manufactured goods, food, agricultural raw materials such as cotton and timber, and ores and metals. Together they show what an economy sells to the world: Germany mostly manufactures, Saudi Arabia fuels, Brazil food and metals. The figures come from the UN's Comtrade database through the World Bank; services such as tourism and software are not goods, so they are not included.

• Economy
• Trade
• Exports
• Commodities
• Country
• Year