Kenya Imports and Exports Statistics 2022

What is the use of Kenya Trade Data?

Kenya Trade Data is the greatest source for determining what Kenyan enterprises export and import from where. It also allows you to investigate Kenya’s suppliers based on any HS-classified commodities. Date, Exporter Name, Exporter Address, HS Code, Commercial Description, Origin Country, Quantity, Value, Kenya Shipment Data, Unit, and so on are all included in Kenya trade data.

Kenya exported products of USD 5,836 million in 2021, a -43.1 percent decrease from the previous year. According to Kenya’s export figures, the country sent goods worth USD 6,049 million in 2020.

According to Kenya Import Export Data, the country ranked 105th in the world in terms of exports in 2021. Given Kenya’s population of 49.4 million people, the total value of Kenya’s exports in 2021 equated to around USD 70 for each citizen of the East African country.

According to Kenya export data, Kenya exports mostly coffee, tea, spices, olive trees, mineral fuels and oils, non-knitted textiles and garments, and edible vegetables and fruits. Kenya’s largest export partners, according to customs statistics, are Uganda, the United States, the Netherlands, Pakistan, and the United Kingdom.

Top 10 Export Partners in Kenya

Kenya’s top ten major exports in 2019 have been

·  Uganda (USD 624 million)

·  The United States (USD 508 million)

·  The Netherlands (USD 470 million)

·  Pakistan (USD 443 million)

·  The U.k. (USD 391 million)

·  The United Arab Emirates (USD 379 million)

·  Tanzania (USD 329 million)

·  Rwanda (USD 227 million)

·  Egypt (USD 185 million), and

·  China (USD 148 million).

·  Latin America, minus Mexico, but includes the Caribbean (0.9%) and

·  Australia (0.5 percent)

According to Kenya trade data, Kenya’s top ten export nations accounted for 63.5 percent of total exports recorded in 2019. In terms of value, 35.2 percent of Kenya’s exports were supplied to African nations, while 30.5 percent were sold to Asian buyers. A further 24% of items were exported to European clients. North America had lower percentages recorded (8.4 percent).

What is the main focus of Kenya Import Export Data?

Another essential consideration when picking which nation or country to export to is determining the correct pricing for your goods in the country. The price should be modest while being competitive. You must examine the product’s demand, as well as the price buyers, as well as the price buyers, are ready to pay. Apart from the per-unit selling price, numerous additional factors will contribute to the product’s pricing and profitability. This included sales volume, distance, logistics, customs, offloading, and other incidental costs. The price supplied by a competitor exporter might also have an impact on profitability.

Kenya Exim Data is a database that includes information about Kenya’s commercial transactions with organizations all over the world. Kenya trade data comprises business details, product specifications, and other customs-related details vital for global enterprises. It is based on Shipping Bills, Import Bills, Invoices, and other import-export papers.
To acquire the trust of our respected clients, we adhere to data quality requirements. We gather Kenya trade data from Customs Departments or Kenya Customs Data, Port Authorities, Shipping & Logistics Companies, Trade Associations, and Government Bodies for this purpose, and then filter every shipping detail to offer clean data. Kenya Custom Data is available beginning in 2022.