Delivery Trucks in Mongolia | The Observatory of Economic Complexity

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Exports In 2022, Mongolia exported $43.5k in Delivery Trucks, making it the 170th largest exporter of Delivery Trucks in the world. At the same year, Delivery Trucks was the 243rd most exported product in Mongolia. The main destination of Delivery Trucks exports from Mongolia are: Kyrgyzstan ($29.9k), Kazakhstan ($8k), and Uzbekistan ($5.63k).

The fastest growing export markets for Delivery Trucks of Mongolia between 2021 and 2022 were Kyrgyzstan ($29.9k), Kazakhstan ($8k), and Uzbekistan ($5.63k).

Imports In 2022, Mongolia imported $333M in Delivery Trucks, becoming the 59th largest importer of Delivery Trucks in the world. At the same year, Delivery Trucks was the 3rd most imported product in Mongolia. Mongolia imports Delivery Trucks primarily from: China ($227M), Japan ($40.7M), United States ($23.2M), South Korea ($20.2M), and Belarus ($6.07M).

The fastest growing import markets in Delivery Trucks for Mongolia between 2021 and 2022 were China ($19.3M), United States ($11.7M), and Japan ($9.54M).

COMPANIES In 2023, leading companies such as were at the forefront of shipping Delivery Trucks from Mongolia to the United States.

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* Using January 2020 exchange rates when trade data is reported in local currency.

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EXPORTS (2022)$43.5k

IMPORTS (2022)$333M

NET TRADE (2022)-$333M

In 2022, Mongolia exported $43.5k in Delivery Trucks. The main destinations of Mongolia exports on Delivery Trucks were Kyrgyzstan ($29.9k), Kazakhstan ($8k), and Uzbekistan ($5.63k).

In 2022, Mongolia imported $333M in Delivery Trucks, mainly from China ($227M), Japan ($40.7M), United States ($23.2M), South Korea ($20.2M), and Belarus ($6.07M).