Who has gained and lost share of world exports since 2000?

On the main customs line of 98 commodities, the largest exporter by value changed between 2000 and 2024 for 51. Exports became more concentrated, by a rise of more than 100 points in the Herfindahl index of exporter shares (a 0 to 10,000 scale), for 34 and less concentrated for 51; the other 13 changed by less. China gained at least 2 percentage points of world export value in 17 and lost that much in 26; its largest gain was in magnesium (HS 810411), from 37% to 71%. The movements behind these counts are in the table, with the customs line for each.

Shares here are of world export value, in nominal US dollars, on one customs line per commodity, in 2000 and 2024. The comparison is limited to lines whose world export value in the 1992 customs coding matches the 2022 coding in 2022 to 2024: the median of the three yearly ratios within 10% and every year within 30%. That test catches redefined codes (orange juice differs by more than two times) but cannot show that the product is identical, and it compares totals, not who exports. 98 of 112 main lines pass. The 14 left out are beryllium (HS 811212), bismuth (HS 810610), cashews (HS 080131), cloves (HS 090710), cobalt (HS 810520), ginger (HS 091011), graphite (HS 2504), orange juice (HS 200919), pistachios (HS 080251), plantains (HS 080310), quinoa (HS 100850), salmon (HS 030214), shrimp (HS 0306), yams (HS 071430).

Using only two years matters. Starting in 2001 instead of 2000 would give a changed leader for 51 commodities, not necessarily the same ones: the result would differ for 8 commodities, mostly where two exporters were close, and the number that became less concentrated would be 43 instead of 51. This page uses the 1992-coded data, and the commodity pages use the 2022-coded data, so the 2024 leader differs from the commodity page for 6: antimony (Myanmar here, Thailand there); fluorspar (South Africa here, Mexico there); nickel (Canada here, Norway there); palladium (South Africa here, Russia there); sesame seed (Sudan here, India there); titanium (Mozambique here, South Africa there).

Largest exporter, top-five share, biggest gainer and loser of world export share, 2000 and 2024, by commodity and customs line
Commodity and customs line	Largest exporter, 2000	Largest exporter, 2024	Top five, 2000	Top five, 2024	Biggest gainer (2 points or more)	Biggest loser (2 points or more)
Almonds HS 080212, almonds, shelled, fresh or dried	United States 75%	United States 65%	92%	90%	Australia 0.3% to 8.1%	United States 75% to 65%
Aluminum HS 7601, unwrought aluminium	Russia 22%	Canada 11%	54%	41%	United Arab Emirates 3.2% to 9.5%	Russia 22% to 9.4%
Antimony HS 261710, antimony ores and concentrates	China 35%	Myanmar 27% commodity page: Thailand	79%	78%	Myanmar <0.1% to 27%	China 35% to 0.2%
Apples HS 080810, apples, fresh	United States 17%	China 16%	63%	58%	China 4.5% to 16%	France 16% to 5.8%
Avocados HS 080440, avocados, fresh or dried	Mexico 21%	Mexico 42%	76%	73%	Mexico 21% to 42%	Chile 17% to 3.8%
Bananas HS 0803, bananas, including plantains, fresh or dried	Ecuador 23%	Ecuador 28%	67%	69%	Guatemala 3.9% to 10%	Costa Rica 16% to 11%
Barite HS 251110, natural barium sulphate (barytes)	China 49%	India 20%	72%	68%	India 5.5% to 20%	China 49% to 16%
Barley HS 1003, barley	Germany 21%	Australia 20%	70%	63%	Russia 1.9% to 11%	Germany 21% to 8.1%
Bauxite HS 2606, aluminium ores and concentrates (bauxite)	Guinea 32%	Guinea 71%	78%	94%	Guinea 32% to 71%	Brazil 10% to 2.2%
Beef HS 0202, meat of bovine animals, frozen	United States 23%	Brazil 28%	66%	72%	Brazil 5.7% to 28%	United States 23% to 13%
Boron HS 284019, disodium tetraborate (refined borax), other than anhydrous	United States 58%	Turkey (Türkiye) 65%	93%	95%	Turkey (Türkiye) 25% to 65%	United States 58% to 27%
Canola HS 1205, rape or colza seeds	Canada 41%	Canada 32%	90%	80%	Ukraine 0.5% to 15%	France 20% to 6.1%
Cardamom HS 0908, nutmeg, mace and cardamoms	Guatemala 31%	Guatemala 42%	79%	87%	Guatemala 31% to 42%	Indonesia 28% to 19%
Cassava HS 0714, manioc, arrowroot, sweet potatoes and similar roots	Thailand 46%	Cambodia 23%	75%	68%	Cambodia <0.1% to 23%	Thailand 46% to 18%
Cheese HS 0406, cheese and curd	France 17%	Germany 15%	62%	55%	Italy 7.5% to 13%	France 17% to 9.4%
Chicken HS 0207, meat and edible offal of poultry, fresh, chilled or frozen	United States 25%	Brazil 26%	71%	64%	Brazil 11% to 26%	United States 25% to 13%
Chickpeas HS 071320, chickpeas, dried and shelled	Mexico 36%	Australia 37%	84%	75%	Australia 17% to 37%	Mexico 36% to 5.7%
Chromium HS 2610, chromium ores and concentrates	South Africa 26%	South Africa 84%	74%	96%	South Africa 26% to 84%	India 19% to <0.1%
Cinnamon HS 0906, cinnamon and cinnamon-tree flowers	Sri Lanka 39%	Vietnam 30%	87%	88%	Vietnam 4.7% to 30%	Sri Lanka 39% to 24%
Coal HS 2701, coal; briquettes and similar solid fuels made from coal	Australia 34%	Australia 33%	71%	81%	Indonesia 7.8% to 20%	China 8.5% to 0.5%
Cocoa HS 1801, cocoa beans, whole or broken, raw or roasted	Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) 48%	Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) 27%	84%	69%	Ecuador 2% to 15%	Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) 48% to 27%
Coconut oil HS 1513, coconut, palm kernel and babassu oil	Indonesia 41%	Indonesia 34%	89%	84%	none	Indonesia 41% to 34%
Coffee HS 090111, coffee, not roasted, not decaffeinated (green coffee)	Brazil 20%	Brazil 34%	54%	66%	Brazil 20% to 34%	Mexico 6.3% to 1.3%
Copper HS 2603, copper ores and concentrates	Chile 38%	Chile 29%	77%	66%	Peru 2.2% to 20%	Indonesia 20% to 7.9%
Corn HS 1005, maize (corn)	United States 54%	United States 24%	90%	77%	Brazil 0.4% to 20%	United States 54% to 24%
Cotton HS 5201, cotton, not carded or combed	United States 26%	Brazil 31%	57%	80%	Brazil 0.4% to 31%	Uzbekistan 11% to <0.1%
Crude oil HS 2709, petroleum oils, crude	Saudi Arabia 16%	Saudi Arabia 14%	42%	50%	United States 0.1% to 9.3%	Iran 5.2% to <0.1%
Dates HS 080410, dates, fresh or dried	Tunisia 22%	Saudi Arabia 18%	63%	63%	Saudi Arabia 6.5% to 18%	Iran 17% to 7.9%
Eggs HS 0407, birds’ eggs, in shell, fresh, preserved or cooked	Netherlands 30%	Netherlands 18%	62%	50%	Turkey (Türkiye) 0.2% to 8.1%	Netherlands 30% to 18%
Feldspar HS 252910, feldspar	Turkey (Türkiye) 38%	Turkey (Türkiye) 41%	64%	77%	South Africa 0.2% to 14%	France 6.7% to 3%
Fishmeal HS 2301, flours, meals and pellets of meat or fish, unfit for human consumption	Peru 37%	Peru 17%	69%	42%	Vietnam 0.1% to 3.2%	Peru 37% to 17%
Fluorspar HS 252922, fluorspar, more than 97% calcium fluoride	China 58%	South Africa 41% commodity page: Mexico	86%	86%	South Africa 11% to 41%	China 58% to 10%
Gold HS 7108, gold, unwrought or in semi-manufactured forms	Switzerland 19%	Switzerland 19%	59%	48%	United Arab Emirates 0.8% to 11%	United States 15% to 4%
Grapes HS 0806, grapes, fresh or dried	Chile 22%	Peru 14%	68%	51%	Peru 0.1% to 14%	United States 17% to 7.3%
Hazelnuts HS 080222, hazelnuts, shelled, fresh or dried	Turkey (Türkiye) 74%	Turkey (Türkiye) 62%	92%	92%	Chile <0.1% to 10%	Turkey (Türkiye) 74% to 62%
Honey HS 0409, natural honey	China 21%	New Zealand 11%	61%	46%	New Zealand 1.4% to 11%	Argentina 20% to 8.8%
Iridium HS 711041, iridium, osmium and ruthenium, unwrought or in powder form	South Africa 62%	South Africa 56%	97%	88%	Germany 7.8% to 16%	United Kingdom 18% to 8.3%
Iron ore HS 2601, iron ores and concentrates	Brazil 29%	Australia 54%	75%	86%	Australia 27% to 54%	Brazil 29% to 21%
Jute HS 5303, jute and other textile bast fibres, raw or retted	Bangladesh 85%	Bangladesh 69%	93%	93%	Tanzania <0.1% to 11%	Bangladesh 85% to 69%
Lamb HS 0204, meat of sheep or goats, fresh, chilled or frozen	New Zealand 39%	Australia 42%	85%	83%	Australia 23% to 42%	New Zealand 39% to 24%
Lead HS 7801, unwrought lead	China 18%	India 10%	56%	38%	India <0.1% to 10%	China 18% to 1.7%
Lentils HS 071340, lentils, dried and shelled	Canada 48%	Canada 38%	90%	87%	Australia 5% to 22%	India 21% to 4.5%
Linseed HS 1204, linseed	Canada 66%	Russia 39%	89%	81%	Russia 0.6% to 39%	Canada 66% to 13%
Lithium HS 283691, lithium carbonate	Chile 61%	Chile 75%	90%	97%	Chile 61% to 75%	United States 11% to 0.3%
Logs HS 4403, wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark	United States 16%	New Zealand 17%	50%	45%	New Zealand 4.4% to 17%	Russia 14% to 1.6%
Magnesium HS 810411, magnesium, unwrought, 99.8% or more magnesium	China 37%	China 71%	77%	96%	China 37% to 71%	Russia 15% to 0.3%
Manganese HS 2602, manganese ores and concentrates	South Africa 25%	South Africa 50%	79%	94%	South Africa 25% to 50%	Australia 17% to 7.7%
Mangoes HS 080450, guavas, mangoes and mangosteens, fresh or dried	Mexico 22%	Thailand 18%	53%	59%	Thailand 5.6% to 18%	Philippines 9.1% to 0.6%
Milk HS 0402, milk and cream, concentrated or sweetened (powders)	Germany 13%	New Zealand 29%	56%	59%	New Zealand 13% to 29%	Germany 13% to 7.5%
Molybdenum HS 2613, molybdenum ores and concentrates	Chile 28%	Chile 24%	69%	79%	Peru 5% to 20%	United States 21% to 15%
Natural gas HS 2711, petroleum gases and other gaseous hydrocarbons	Canada 16%	United States 18%	55%	56%	United States 2.3% to 18%	Canada 16% to 2.2%
Natural rubber HS 4001, natural rubber, balata, gutta-percha, in primary forms or plates	Thailand 39%	Thailand 31%	87%	80%	Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) 2.1% to 16%	Malaysia 19% to 7%
Nickel HS 7502, unwrought nickel	Russia 34%	Canada 12% commodity page: Norway	76%	51%	Indonesia <0.1% to 7.1%	Russia 34% to 8.9%
Niobium HS 720293, ferro-niobium	Brazil 76%	Brazil 77%	98%	97%	Netherlands 5.8% to 8%	Germany 5.1% to 0.3%
Oats HS 1004, oats	Canada 52%	Canada 40%	83%	73%	Russia 0.1% to 5%	Canada 52% to 40%
Olive oil HS 1509, olive oil and its fractions	Spain 37%	Spain 43%	93%	88%	Portugal 2.6% to 9.8%	Italy 34% to 19%
Oranges HS 080510, oranges, fresh or dried	Spain 31%	Spain 22%	70%	72%	Egypt 3% to 18%	Spain 31% to 22%
Palladium HS 711021, palladium, unwrought or in powder form	Russia 45%	South Africa 24% commodity page: Russia	87%	71%	South Africa 12% to 24%	Russia 45% to 23%
Palm kernel oil HS 151321, crude palm kernel and babassu oil	Indonesia 73%	Malaysia 33%	90%	68%	Malaysia 7.6% to 33%	Indonesia 73% to 6.3%
Palm oil HS 1511, palm oil and its fractions	Malaysia 54%	Indonesia 49%	90%	88%	Indonesia 25% to 49%	Malaysia 54% to 34%
Peanuts HS 1202, groundnuts, not roasted	China 28%	Argentina 19%	81%	70%	India 6.2% to 18%	China 28% to 11%
Pepper HS 0904, pepper of the genus piper; dried or crushed fruits of capsicum	Indonesia 23%	India 25%	62%	71%	India 13% to 25%	Indonesia 23% to 5.4%
Phosphate fertilizers HS 3103, mineral or chemical fertilizers, phosphatic	Tunisia 18%	Morocco 41%	62%	83%	Morocco 12% to 41%	Tunisia 18% to 1.7%
Phosphate rock HS 2510, natural calcium phosphates and phosphatic chalk	Morocco 30%	Morocco 25%	74%	74%	Peru <0.1% to 12%	Russia 16% to 3.9%
Pineapples HS 080430, pineapples, fresh or dried	Costa Rica 35%	Costa Rica 63%	79%	85%	Costa Rica 35% to 63%	Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) 21% to 0.6%
Platinum HS 711011, platinum, unwrought or in powder form	South Africa 39%	South Africa 42%	85%	67%	United Arab Emirates <0.1% to 7%	Switzerland 17% to 3.6%
Plywood HS 4412, plywood, veneered panels and similar laminated wood	Indonesia 34%	China 27%	66%	56%	China 3.2% to 27%	Indonesia 34% to 11%
Pork HS 0203, meat of swine, fresh, chilled or frozen	Denmark 22%	United States 18%	66%	63%	Spain 4.6% to 17%	Denmark 22% to 7.8%
Potash HS 3104, mineral or chemical fertilizers, potassic	Canada 32%	Canada 38%	75%	77%	Russia 12% to 23%	Germany 14% to 6.9%
Potatoes HS 0701, potatoes, fresh or chilled	Netherlands 26%	France 22%	59%	63%	France 13% to 22%	Netherlands 26% to 15%
Rare earths HS 2805, alkali and rare-earth metals; scandium and yttrium	China 44%	China 38%	81%	81%	Vietnam <0.1% to 18%	United States 12% to 4.6%
Rhodium HS 711031, rhodium, unwrought or in powder form	South Africa 39%	South Africa 47%	88%	84%	South Africa 39% to 47%	Russia 19% to 4.5%
Rice HS 1006, rice	Thailand 24%	India 29%	70%	74%	India 11% to 29%	United States 14% to 6.5%
Sawnwood HS 4407, wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, over 6 mm thick	Canada 33%	Canada 18%	61%	51%	Russia 3.3% to 9.7%	Canada 33% to 18%
Sesame seed HS 1207, other oil seeds and oleaginous fruits	Sudan 15%	Sudan 7.8% commodity page: India	51%	33%	Niger 0.1% to 7.3%	Sudan 15% to 7.8%
Silicon HS 280469, silicon, less than 99.99% silicon by weight	China 24%	China 38%	71%	74%	China 24% to 38%	Germany 7.6% to 1.6%
Silk HS 5002, raw silk, not thrown	China 77%	China 48%	94%	90%	Vietnam 0.9% to 25%	China 77% to 48%
Silver HS 7106, silver, unwrought, semi-manufactured or in powder form	United Kingdom 14%	China 17%	48%	48%	China 1.4% to 17%	United Kingdom 14% to 3.6%
Sisal HS 5305, coconut, abaca, sisal and other vegetable textile fibres	Philippines 27%	India 36%	78%	78%	India 3.3% to 36%	Philippines 27% to 3.5%
Sorghum HS 1007, grain sorghum	United States 72%	United States 62%	96%	95%	Australia 9.6% to 21%	United States 72% to 62%
Soybeans HS 1201, soya beans	United States 57%	Brazil 55%	94%	94%	Brazil 22% to 55%	United States 57% to 29%
Steel HS 7208, flat-rolled iron or non-alloy steel, hot-rolled, not clad	Japan 16%	China 28%	44%	59%	China 4% to 28%	Russia 8.9% to 2%
Sugar HS 1701, cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose	Brazil 14%	Brazil 47%	48%	66%	Brazil 14% to 47%	France 14% to 4%
Sunflower oil HS 1512, sunflower-seed, safflower or cotton-seed oil	Argentina 29%	Ukraine 29%	65%	71%	Russia 5.5% to 24%	Argentina 29% to 4.5%
Tea HS 0902, tea, whether or not flavoured	Sri Lanka 20%	Kenya 19%	68%	69%	China 13% to 17%	United Kingdom 5.4% to 1.8%
Tin HS 8001, unwrought tin	China 34%	Indonesia 27%	75%	68%	Peru 7.3% to 15%	China 34% to 7.7%
Titanium HS 261400, titanium ores and concentrates	Australia 36%	Mozambique 26% commodity page: South Africa	89%	65%	Mozambique <0.1% to 26%	Australia 36% to 13%
Tobacco HS 2401, unmanufactured tobacco and tobacco refuse	United States 25%	Brazil 20%	58%	52%	India 3.1% to 9.7%	United States 25% to 7.7%
Tomatoes HS 0702, tomatoes, fresh or chilled	Spain 29%	Mexico 30%	75%	73%	Mexico 14% to 30%	Spain 29% to 11%
Tungsten HS 261100, tungsten ores and concentrates	Russia 29%	Bolivia 15%	77%	61%	Spain 0.3% to 13%	Russia 29% to 6.4%
Uranium HS 261210, uranium ores and concentrates	Australia 39%	Namibia 69%	100%	100%	Namibia 28% to 69%	Niger 29% to <0.1%
Urea HS 310210, urea, whether or not in aqueous solution	Russia 16%	Russia 16%	48%	53%	Oman <0.1% to 13%	Canada 9.8% to 1.2%
Vanadium HS 720292, ferro-vanadium	Austria 17%	Austria 20%	66%	74%	China 10% to 19%	Russia 13% to 1.9%
Vanilla HS 0905, vanilla	Madagascar 52%	Madagascar 62%	77%	81%	Madagascar 52% to 62%	Comoros 5.8% to 0.5%
Wheat HS 1001, wheat and meslin	United States 25%	Russia 16%	79%	59%	Russia 0.5% to 16%	United States 25% to 11%
Wool HS 5101, wool, not carded or combed	Australia 61%	Australia 63%	85%	88%	South Africa 1.8% to 9.4%	New Zealand 17% to 10%
Zinc HS 7901, unwrought zinc	Canada 13%	Spain 9.9%	50%	43%	Spain 4.4% to 9.9%	China 13% to 0.4%
Zirconium HS 261510, zirconium ores and concentrates	Australia 36%	South Africa 37%	83%	73%	Indonesia 0.1% to 7.7%	Australia 36% to 15%

China's share, commodity by commodity

Magnesium (HS 810411): 37% to 71%
Plywood (HS 4412): 3.2% to 27%
Steel (HS 7208): 4% to 28%
Silver (HS 7106): 1.4% to 17%
Silicon (HS 280469): 24% to 38%
Apples (HS 080810): 4.5% to 16%
Phosphate fertilizers (HS 3103): 7.3% to 17%
Grapes (HS 0806): 0.1% to 8.5%
Pepper (HS 0904): 6.5% to 15%
Vanadium (HS 720292): 10% to 19%
Nickel (HS 7502): 1.5% to 8.1%
Tea (HS 0902): 13% to 17%

The twelve largest gains of 17. China's shares in both years exclude Hong Kong and Macao, which BACI reports separately, and goods that Hong Kong re-exports sit under Hong Kong. The commodities where China lost share are in export-history.json.

Reading these shares carefully

Value, not volume. A share of export value rises when a country's product sells at higher prices or moves into higher-value forms, as well as when it ships more. The data also hold tonnes; this page does not use them.
One customs line, often a different stage or a wider product. Each commodity is represented by its main customs line, shown with its label in the table. Several lines are wider than the name (rare earths are HS 2805, which covers alkali and alkaline-earth metals such as sodium and calcium as well as rare-earth metals, scandium and yttrium; sesame is all of "other oilseeds"; coconut oil includes palm kernel oil), and many metals are represented by their ore. A country can lose share on a crude line because it exports the refined form instead: Indonesia's fall in crude palm kernel oil is the example: its share of the refined line rose over the same years.
Sudan and the Balkans. Sudan in 2000 includes what became South Sudan in 2011, and Serbia and Montenegro report together until 2005, which touches a few commodities such as sesame.
Mirror data and aggregates. BACI estimates the exports of countries that do not report from their partners' import records, so figures for such countries are not export declarations. "Other Asia, not elsewhere specified", which is mostly Taiwan, is counted as one exporter.
More exporters are recorded over time. The median number of exporters per line rises from 109 in 2000 to 130 in 2024. The data do not show whether that is new exporters or better recording, so 2000 shares are spread over fewer named exporters than 2024 shares. 2000 is a round-number start, not a point after coverage settled, and the data begin in 1995.
Re-exports. Trading hubs count what they ship on, so a hub can show a share that does not match production.
Thin starting values. A few lines were small in 2000 (antimony ores, tungsten ores, lithium carbonate and sisal were each under $100 million of world exports), so their 2000 shares rest on a small base.

CEPII BACI HS92 vintage V202601 (bilateral trade by customs line), primary customs line of each commodity. Generated 2026-10-22. Data: export-history.json.

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