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Thailand trade with the World

Official World totals and Thailand’s leading trading partners.

Thailand Ministry of Commerce, official 00: WORLD totals January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD

At a glance

Verified data summary

Thailand trade with the World for January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD. Thailand’s trade balance with the World: −US$35.4B. Verified Thailand Ministry of Commerce data.

Source: Thailand Ministry of Commerce, official 00: WORLD totals

January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD Change

Reporting context

Reporting period and currency

Overview

Key measures

January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD

Thailand exports to the World

US$231.5B

US$231,530,958,047.76

+18.2% vs comparable prior year

TRCC sum of MOC months

Thailand imports from the World

US$266.9B

US$266,885,489,061.97

+37.8% vs comparable prior year

TRCC sum of MOC months

Thailand’s total trade with the World

US$498.4B

US$498,416,447,109.73

+27.9% vs comparable prior year

TRCC sum of MOC months

Thailand’s trade balance with the World

−US$35.4B

−US$35,354,531,014.21

Thailand deficit · balance change −US$37,674,635,858.88

TRCC sum of MOC months

Annual history

Annual World history

Calendar year (December YTD) · official MOC 00: WORLD

ExportImport
344.0B258.0B172.0B86.0B0 20212022202320242025

2025 · Calendar year (December YTD). Export: US$340,232,446,444.92 (TRCC change +13.1%). Import: US$343,964,623,363.87 (TRCC change +12.6%). MOC reported.

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Accessible data table — 5 periods
Official MOC World annual history — calendar year (December YTD)
PeriodExportImportTotal tradeBalanceStatus / method
2021US$272,006,084,548.57US$267,342,734,025.18US$539,348,818,573.75+US$4,663,350,523.38MOC reported
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +17.4%; Import +29.7%; Total trade +23.2%; Balance −US$20,814,380,733.83
2022US$287,424,909,458.83US$301,029,833,977.61US$588,454,743,436.45−US$13,604,924,518.78MOC reported
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +5.7%; Import +12.6%; Total trade +9.1%; Balance −US$18,268,275,042.17
2023US$285,074,291,496.80US$288,509,401,183.06US$573,583,692,679.86−US$3,435,109,686.27MOC reported
TRCC like-for-like change — Export −0.8%; Import −4.2%; Total trade −2.5%; Balance +US$10,169,814,832.51
2024US$300,739,792,494.53US$305,522,778,963.82US$606,262,571,458.34−US$4,782,986,469.29MOC reported
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +5.5%; Import +5.9%; Total trade +5.7%; Balance −US$1,347,876,783.02
2025US$340,232,446,444.92US$343,964,623,363.87US$684,197,069,808.79−US$3,732,176,918.95MOC reported
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +13.1%; Import +12.6%; Total trade +12.9%; Balance +US$1,050,809,550.34

Context

Official aggregate context

Reporter
Thailand
Aggregate
00: WORLD
Value source
Official MOC monthly report

MOC publishes the World total separately from its country figures.

Partners

Top 5 trading partners

Ranked by total trade

  1. 1 CHINA CN US$108.8BUS$108,804,325,930.03
  2. 2 U.S.A. US US$72.7BUS$72,674,351,571.06
  3. 3 JAPAN JP US$34.1BUS$34,129,857,924.27
  4. 4 TAIWAN TW US$33.2BUS$33,215,434,064.04
  5. 5 MALAYSIA MY US$21.8BUS$21,843,806,008.53

Partners

Top 5 export destinations

Ranked by export

  1. 1 U.S.A. US US$56.3BUS$56,288,155,092.54
  2. 2 CHINA CN US$26.8BUS$26,837,150,101.50
  3. 3 JAPAN JP US$15.6BUS$15,622,214,821.68
  4. 4 SINGAPORE SG US$10.7BUS$10,672,150,091.64
  5. 5 INDIA IN US$10.3BUS$10,270,321,094.06

Partners

Top 5 import sources

Ranked by import

  1. 1 CHINA CN US$82.0BUS$81,967,175,828.53
  2. 2 TAIWAN TW US$29.7BUS$29,707,229,261.44
  3. 3 JAPAN JP US$18.5BUS$18,507,643,102.59
  4. 4 U.S.A. US US$16.4BUS$16,386,196,478.52
  5. 5 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AE US$12.8BUS$12,827,368,362.92

Products

Top products exported by Thailand to the World

Thailand exports · HS 2022 · January–July 2026 · USD · MOC reported

Select a chapter to see its top HS4 products.

  1. 1 Electrical and electronic equipmentElectrical machinery and equipment, sound and television recording and reproducing apparatus, and their parts and accessories.HS 85 · Two-digit commodity code US$51.5BUS$51,452,371,006.06
  2. 2 Machinery and mechanical equipmentNuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances, and their parts.HS 84 · Two-digit commodity code US$44.4BUS$44,352,278,676.55
  3. 3 Motor vehicles and partsMotor vehicles and other vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling stock, and their parts and accessories.HS 87 · Two-digit commodity code US$20.1BUS$20,079,310,630.38
  4. 4 Precious metals, stones and jewelleryNatural or cultured pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, precious metals and articles thereof, imitation jewellery, and coin.HS 71 · Two-digit commodity code US$18.1BUS$18,055,794,876.46
  5. 5 Rubber and rubber articlesNatural and synthetic rubber, and rubber articles such as tyres, tubes and other rubber goods.HS 40 · Two-digit commodity code US$12.4BUS$12,410,175,979.41

Products

Top products imported by Thailand from the World

Thailand imports · HS 2022 · January–July 2026 · USD · MOC reported

Select a chapter to see its top HS4 products.

  1. 1 Electrical and electronic equipmentElectrical machinery and equipment, sound and television recording and reproducing apparatus, and their parts and accessories.HS 85 · Two-digit commodity code US$84.4BUS$84,448,621,695.74
  2. 2 Mineral fuels and oilsMineral fuels and oils and products of their distillation, bituminous substances, and mineral waxes.HS 27 · Two-digit commodity code US$35.3BUS$35,273,819,972.54
  3. 3 Machinery and mechanical equipmentNuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances, and their parts.HS 84 · Two-digit commodity code US$27.4BUS$27,406,847,688.41
  4. 4 Precious metals, stones and jewelleryNatural or cultured pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, precious metals and articles thereof, imitation jewellery, and coin.HS 71 · Two-digit commodity code US$24.6BUS$24,559,667,129.19
  5. 5 Plastics and plastic articlesPlastics in primary forms and articles made of plastic.HS 39 · Two-digit commodity code US$8.2BUS$8,204,062,665.82

Sectors

Trade with the World by sector

January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD

Official MOC World values by HS2 chapter, grouped into sectors by TRCC; their sum can differ slightly from the official World total above. Each tile is one HS2 chapter, sized by value and coloured by sector; very small chapters are grouped as “+N”.

Thailand exports to the World

US$231.2BTotal of the 96 chapters shown

HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment — US$51.5B (Machinery and electronics)HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment — US$44.4B (Machinery and electronics)17 other chapters in Agriculture and food: HS 19, HS 15, HS 22, HS 02, HS 03, HS 11, HS 07, HS 01, HS 12, HS 04, HS 24, HS 09, HS 18, HS 06, HS 05, HS 13, HS 14HS 08 · Fruit and nuts — US$5.7B (Agriculture and food)HS 16 · Prepared meat, seafood and insects — US$4.1B (Agriculture and food)HS 10 · Cereal grains — US$2.3B (Agriculture and food)HS 23 · Food-industry residues and animal feed — US$2.3B (Agriculture and food)HS 21 · Miscellaneous food preparations — US$1.9B (Agriculture and food)HS 17 · Sugar and confectionery — US$1.8B (Agriculture and food)HS 20 · Prepared vegetables, fruit and nuts — US$1.7B (Agriculture and food)HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts — US$20.1B (Vehicles and transport)3 other chapters in Vehicles and transport: HS 89, HS 88, HS 86HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles — US$12.4B (Plastics and rubber)HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles — US$8.8B (Plastics and rubber)HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery — US$18.1B (Gold, precious metals and jewellery)HS 74 · Copper and copper articles — US$3.6B (Base metals)HS 73 · Iron and steel articles — US$3.3B (Base metals)8 other chapters in Base metals: HS 72, HS 83, HS 82, HS 81, HS 80, HS 79, HS 78, HS 75HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles — US$2.7B (Base metals)8 other chapters in Chemicals and pharmaceuticals: HS 28, HS 34, HS 35, HS 32, HS 30, HS 31, HS 36, HS 37HS 29 · Organic chemicals — US$2.3B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 33 · Essential oils, perfumery and cosmetics — US$1.7B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products — US$1.5B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils — US$6.3B (Fuels and minerals)2 other chapters in Fuels and minerals: HS 25, HS 268 other chapters in Leather, wood and paper: HS 48, HS 42, HS 47, HS 41, HS 43, HS 49, HS 46, HS 45HS 44 · Wood, wood articles and charcoal — US$1.9B (Leather, wood and paper)HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments — US$3.9B (Optical, medical and precision instruments)2 other chapters in Optical, medical and precision instruments: HS 91, HS 9218 other chapters in Textiles, clothing and footwear: HS 61, HS 55, HS 62, HS 56, HS 54, HS 64, HS 63, HS 60, HS 59, HS 52, HS 57, HS 58, HS 65, HS 67, HS 51, HS 53, HS 50, HS 66HS 94 · Furniture, lighting and buildings — US$1.6B (Furniture, toys and other goods)4 other chapters in Furniture, toys and other goods: HS 95, HS 96, HS 97, HS 933 other chapters in Stone, glass and ceramics: HS 68, HS 70, HS 69 Machinery and electronics — US$95.8B (41.4%)Agriculture and food — US$28.1B (12.1%)Vehicles and transport — US$22.4B (9.7%)Plastics and rubber — US$21.3B (9.2%)Gold, precious metals and jewellery — US$18.1B (7.8%)Base metals — US$12.7B (5.5%)Chemicals and pharmaceuticals — US$8.6B (3.7%)Fuels and minerals — US$7.0B (3.0%)Leather, wood and paper — US$4.5B (1.9%)Optical, medical and precision instruments — US$4.3B (1.9%)Textiles, clothing and footwear — US$4.2B (1.8%)Furniture, toys and other goods — US$2.8B (1.2%)Stone, glass and ceramics — US$1.6B (0.7%)
  1. Machinery and electronics HS sections XVI · 2 chapters US$95.8B41.4% of the total
    1. HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment US$51.5B53.7% of the sector
    2. HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment US$44.4B46.3% of the sector
  2. Agriculture and food HS sections I–IV · 24 chapters US$28.1B12.1% of the total
    1. HS 08 · Fruit and nuts US$5.7B20.4% of the sector
    2. HS 16 · Prepared meat, seafood and insects US$4.1B14.7% of the sector
    3. HS 10 · Cereal grains US$2.3B8.4% of the sector
    4. HS 23 · Food-industry residues and animal feed US$2.3B8.1% of the sector
    5. HS 21 · Miscellaneous food preparations US$1.9B6.7% of the sector
    6. HS 17 · Sugar and confectionery US$1.8B6.5% of the sector
    7. HS 20 · Prepared vegetables, fruit and nuts US$1.7B6.1% of the sector
    8. HS 19 · Prepared cereals and baked goods US$1.3B4.7% of the sector
    9. HS 15 · Fats, oils and waxes US$1.2B4.3% of the sector
    10. HS 22 · Beverages, spirits and vinegar US$1.2B4.2% of the sector
    11. HS 02 · Meat and edible offal US$894.4M3.2% of the sector
    12. HS 03 · Fish and aquatic animals US$836.6M3.0% of the sector
    13. HS 11 · Milling products, malt and starches US$720.1M2.6% of the sector
    14. HS 07 · Vegetables, roots and tubers US$485.8M1.7% of the sector
    15. HS 01 · Live animals US$444.1M1.6% of the sector
    16. HS 12 · Oil seeds and plant products US$280.7M1.0% of the sector
    17. HS 04 · Dairy products, eggs and honey US$255.9M0.9% of the sector
    18. HS 24 · Tobacco and nicotine products US$156.2M0.6% of the sector
    19. HS 09 · Coffee, tea and spices US$126.2M0.4% of the sector
    20. HS 18 · Cocoa and cocoa preparations US$87.8M0.3% of the sector
    21. HS 06 · Live plants and cut flowers US$84.6M0.3% of the sector
    22. HS 05 · Other animal products US$47.1M0.2% of the sector
    23. HS 13 · Gums, resins and plant extracts US$46.4M0.2% of the sector
    24. HS 14 · Vegetable plaiting materials US$12.1M0.0% of the sector
  3. Vehicles and transport HS sections XVII · 4 chapters US$22.4B9.7% of the total
    1. HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts US$20.1B89.8% of the sector
    2. HS 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures US$1.1B5.0% of the sector
    3. HS 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft and parts US$1.1B5.0% of the sector
    4. HS 86 · Railway equipment US$42.5M0.2% of the sector
  4. Plastics and rubber HS sections VII · 2 chapters US$21.3B9.2% of the total
    1. HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles US$12.4B58.4% of the sector
    2. HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles US$8.8B41.6% of the sector
  5. Gold, precious metals and jewellery HS sections XIV · 1 chapter US$18.1B7.8% of the total
    1. HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery US$18.1B100.0% of the sector
  6. Base metals HS sections XV · 11 chapters US$12.7B5.5% of the total
    1. HS 74 · Copper and copper articles US$3.6B28.8% of the sector
    2. HS 73 · Iron and steel articles US$3.3B26.1% of the sector
    3. HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles US$2.7B21.5% of the sector
    4. HS 72 · Iron and steel US$1.1B8.8% of the sector
    5. HS 83 · Miscellaneous base-metal articles US$646.2M5.1% of the sector
    6. HS 82 · Base-metal tools and cutlery US$600.4M4.7% of the sector
    7. HS 81 · Other base metals and cermets US$295.3M2.3% of the sector
    8. HS 80 · Tin and tin articles US$198.6M1.6% of the sector
    9. HS 79 · Zinc and zinc articles US$73.3M0.6% of the sector
    10. HS 78 · Lead and lead articles US$33.0M0.3% of the sector
    11. HS 75 · Nickel and nickel articles US$23.1M0.2% of the sector
  7. Chemicals and pharmaceuticals HS sections VI · 11 chapters US$8.6B3.7% of the total
    1. HS 29 · Organic chemicals US$2.3B27.4% of the sector
    2. HS 33 · Essential oils, perfumery and cosmetics US$1.7B19.4% of the sector
    3. HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products US$1.5B17.1% of the sector
    4. HS 28 · Inorganic chemicals and compounds US$786.6M9.2% of the sector
    5. HS 34 · Soap, detergents, lubricants and waxes US$644.1M7.5% of the sector
    6. HS 35 · Proteins, starches, glues and enzymes US$624.7M7.3% of the sector
    7. HS 32 · Dyes, paints and inks US$456.5M5.3% of the sector
    8. HS 30 · Pharmaceutical products US$407.2M4.8% of the sector
    9. HS 31 · Fertiliser products US$118.2M1.4% of the sector
    10. HS 36 · Matches, explosives and pyrotechnics US$45.9M0.5% of the sector
    11. HS 37 · Photographic and cinematographic goods US$6.7M0.1% of the sector
  8. Fuels and minerals HS sections V · 3 chapters US$7.0B3.0% of the total
    1. HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils US$6.3B90.4% of the sector
    2. HS 25 · Salt, sulphur and minerals US$394.2M5.6% of the sector
    3. HS 26 · Ores, slag and ash US$280.2M4.0% of the sector
  9. Leather, wood and paper HS sections VIII–X · 9 chapters US$4.5B1.9% of the total
    1. HS 44 · Wood, wood articles and charcoal US$1.9B43.1% of the sector
    2. HS 48 · Paper, paperboard and articles US$1.1B24.4% of the sector
    3. HS 42 · Leather articles, bags and saddlery US$529.0M11.8% of the sector
    4. HS 47 · Wood pulp and recovered paper US$399.8M8.9% of the sector
    5. HS 41 · Raw hides, skins and leather US$270.3M6.0% of the sector
    6. HS 43 · Furskins and artificial fur US$224.3M5.0% of the sector
    7. HS 49 · Books and printed materials US$34.0M0.8% of the sector
    8. HS 46 · Basketware and plaited goods US$2.3M0.1% of the sector
    9. HS 45 · Cork and cork articles US$1.6M0.0% of the sector
  10. Optical, medical and precision instruments HS sections XVIII · 3 chapters US$4.3B1.9% of the total
    1. HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments US$3.9B89.9% of the sector
    2. HS 91 · Clocks and watches US$429.8M9.9% of the sector
    3. HS 92 · Musical instruments US$11.3M0.3% of the sector
  11. Textiles, clothing and footwear HS sections XI–XII · 18 chapters US$4.2B1.8% of the total
    1. HS 61 · Knitted and crocheted clothing US$915.5M21.8% of the sector
    2. HS 55 · Man-made staple fibres US$709.1M16.9% of the sector
    3. HS 62 · Non-knitted clothing US$472.5M11.3% of the sector
    4. HS 56 · Wadding, felt, nonwovens and cordage US$389.7M9.3% of the sector
    5. HS 54 · Man-made filaments US$343.6M8.2% of the sector
    6. HS 64 · Footwear and parts US$330.7M7.9% of the sector
    7. HS 63 · Other textiles and worn clothing US$306.6M7.3% of the sector
    8. HS 60 · Knitted and crocheted fabrics US$164.0M3.9% of the sector
    9. HS 59 · Coated and industrial textiles US$143.8M3.4% of the sector
    10. HS 52 · Cotton textiles US$129.4M3.1% of the sector
    11. HS 57 · Carpets and textile floor coverings US$99.1M2.4% of the sector
    12. HS 58 · Special fabrics and embroidery US$88.4M2.1% of the sector
    13. HS 65 · Headgear and parts US$45.8M1.1% of the sector
    14. HS 67 · Feathers, artificial flowers and hair US$18.2M0.4% of the sector
    15. HS 51 · Wool and animal hair textiles US$17.1M0.4% of the sector
    16. HS 53 · Other vegetable textile fibres US$10.1M0.2% of the sector
    17. HS 50 · Silk textiles US$5.0M0.1% of the sector
    18. HS 66 · Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips US$3.4M0.1% of the sector
  12. Furniture, toys and other goods HS sections XIX–XXI · 5 chapters US$2.8B1.2% of the total
    1. HS 94 · Furniture, lighting and buildings US$1.6B55.3% of the sector
    2. HS 95 · Toys, games and sports equipment US$783.1M27.8% of the sector
    3. HS 96 · Miscellaneous manufactured articles US$401.6M14.3% of the sector
    4. HS 97 · Art, collectors' pieces and antiques US$51.7M1.8% of the sector
    5. HS 93 · Arms and ammunition US$21.1M0.8% of the sector
  13. Stone, glass and ceramics HS sections XIII · 3 chapters US$1.6B0.7% of the total
    1. HS 68 · Stone and cement articles US$567.4M36.2% of the sector
    2. HS 70 · Glass and glassware US$505.7M32.2% of the sector
    3. HS 69 · Ceramic products US$495.7M31.6% of the sector

Thailand imports from the World

US$266.9BTotal of the 96 chapters shown

HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment — US$84.4B (Machinery and electronics)HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment — US$27.4B (Machinery and electronics)HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils — US$35.3B (Fuels and minerals)2 other chapters in Fuels and minerals: HS 26, HS 25HS 72 · Iron and steel — US$7.1B (Base metals)HS 73 · Iron and steel articles — US$6.6B (Base metals)HS 74 · Copper and copper articles — US$5.5B (Base metals)HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles — US$4.6B (Base metals)7 other chapters in Base metals: HS 82, HS 83, HS 79, HS 81, HS 80, HS 78, HS 75HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery — US$24.6B (Gold, precious metals and jewellery)6 other chapters in Chemicals and pharmaceuticals: HS 33, HS 32, HS 34, HS 35, HS 37, HS 36HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products — US$3.5B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 29 · Organic chemicals — US$3.1B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 30 · Pharmaceutical products — US$2.2B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 28 · Inorganic chemicals and compounds — US$1.9B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 31 · Fertiliser products — US$1.7B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)23 other chapters in Agriculture and food: HS 12, HS 23, HS 21, HS 10, HS 07, HS 08, HS 04, HS 19, HS 15, HS 09, HS 22, HS 16, HS 02, HS 20, HS 11, HS 24, HS 17, HS 18, HS 13, HS 05, HS 06, HS 14, HS 01HS 03 · Fish and aquatic animals — US$2.2B (Agriculture and food)HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts — US$7.7B (Vehicles and transport)HS 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft and parts — US$2.0B (Vehicles and transport)2 other chapters in Vehicles and transport: HS 89, HS 86HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles — US$8.2B (Plastics and rubber)HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles — US$2.1B (Plastics and rubber)HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments — US$5.9B (Optical, medical and precision instruments)2 other chapters in Optical, medical and precision instruments: HS 91, HS 9218 other chapters in Textiles, clothing and footwear: HS 62, HS 61, HS 64, HS 54, HS 59, HS 63, HS 52, HS 60, HS 56, HS 55, HS 58, HS 51, HS 65, HS 57, HS 67, HS 66, HS 53, HS 509 other chapters in Leather, wood and paper: HS 48, HS 47, HS 42, HS 43, HS 44, HS 41, HS 49, HS 45, HS 465 other chapters in Furniture, toys and other goods: HS 94, HS 96, HS 95, HS 93, HS 973 other chapters in Stone, glass and ceramics: HS 70, HS 69, HS 68 Machinery and electronics — US$111.9B (41.9%)Fuels and minerals — US$36.1B (13.5%)Base metals — US$26.2B (9.8%)Gold, precious metals and jewellery — US$24.6B (9.2%)Chemicals and pharmaceuticals — US$15.9B (5.9%)Agriculture and food — US$12.6B (4.7%)Vehicles and transport — US$11.0B (4.1%)Plastics and rubber — US$10.3B (3.9%)Optical, medical and precision instruments — US$6.5B (2.4%)Textiles, clothing and footwear — US$4.2B (1.6%)Leather, wood and paper — US$4.0B (1.5%)Furniture, toys and other goods — US$2.1B (0.8%)Stone, glass and ceramics — US$1.5B (0.6%)
  1. Machinery and electronics HS sections XVI · 2 chapters US$111.9B41.9% of the total
    1. HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment US$84.4B75.5% of the sector
    2. HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment US$27.4B24.5% of the sector
  2. Fuels and minerals HS sections V · 3 chapters US$36.1B13.5% of the total
    1. HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils US$35.3B97.6% of the sector
    2. HS 26 · Ores, slag and ash US$591.5M1.6% of the sector
    3. HS 25 · Salt, sulphur and minerals US$278.8M0.8% of the sector
  3. Base metals HS sections XV · 11 chapters US$26.2B9.8% of the total
    1. HS 72 · Iron and steel US$7.1B27.0% of the sector
    2. HS 73 · Iron and steel articles US$6.6B25.0% of the sector
    3. HS 74 · Copper and copper articles US$5.5B21.1% of the sector
    4. HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles US$4.6B17.3% of the sector
    5. HS 82 · Base-metal tools and cutlery US$836.3M3.2% of the sector
    6. HS 83 · Miscellaneous base-metal articles US$673.3M2.6% of the sector
    7. HS 79 · Zinc and zinc articles US$332.3M1.3% of the sector
    8. HS 81 · Other base metals and cermets US$309.8M1.2% of the sector
    9. HS 80 · Tin and tin articles US$168.2M0.6% of the sector
    10. HS 78 · Lead and lead articles US$114.9M0.4% of the sector
    11. HS 75 · Nickel and nickel articles US$82.5M0.3% of the sector
  4. Gold, precious metals and jewellery HS sections XIV · 1 chapter US$24.6B9.2% of the total
    1. HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery US$24.6B100.0% of the sector
  5. Chemicals and pharmaceuticals HS sections VI · 11 chapters US$15.9B5.9% of the total
    1. HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products US$3.5B22.0% of the sector
    2. HS 29 · Organic chemicals US$3.1B19.5% of the sector
    3. HS 30 · Pharmaceutical products US$2.2B13.9% of the sector
    4. HS 28 · Inorganic chemicals and compounds US$1.9B11.8% of the sector
    5. HS 31 · Fertiliser products US$1.7B10.4% of the sector
    6. HS 33 · Essential oils, perfumery and cosmetics US$1.4B8.7% of the sector
    7. HS 32 · Dyes, paints and inks US$1.1B6.9% of the sector
    8. HS 34 · Soap, detergents, lubricants and waxes US$610.1M3.8% of the sector
    9. HS 35 · Proteins, starches, glues and enzymes US$355.1M2.2% of the sector
    10. HS 37 · Photographic and cinematographic goods US$83.0M0.5% of the sector
    11. HS 36 · Matches, explosives and pyrotechnics US$37.5M0.2% of the sector
  6. Agriculture and food HS sections I–IV · 24 chapters US$12.6B4.7% of the total
    1. HS 03 · Fish and aquatic animals US$2.2B17.2% of the sector
    2. HS 12 · Oil seeds and plant products US$1.5B11.5% of the sector
    3. HS 23 · Food-industry residues and animal feed US$1.4B11.1% of the sector
    4. HS 21 · Miscellaneous food preparations US$1.0B8.1% of the sector
    5. HS 10 · Cereal grains US$1.0B8.1% of the sector
    6. HS 07 · Vegetables, roots and tubers US$746.8M5.9% of the sector
    7. HS 08 · Fruit and nuts US$703.3M5.6% of the sector
    8. HS 04 · Dairy products, eggs and honey US$627.2M5.0% of the sector
    9. HS 19 · Prepared cereals and baked goods US$463.7M3.7% of the sector
    10. HS 15 · Fats, oils and waxes US$348.2M2.8% of the sector
    11. HS 09 · Coffee, tea and spices US$326.2M2.6% of the sector
    12. HS 22 · Beverages, spirits and vinegar US$298.4M2.4% of the sector
    13. HS 16 · Prepared meat, seafood and insects US$297.1M2.4% of the sector
    14. HS 02 · Meat and edible offal US$277.0M2.2% of the sector
    15. HS 20 · Prepared vegetables, fruit and nuts US$262.8M2.1% of the sector
    16. HS 11 · Milling products, malt and starches US$261.3M2.1% of the sector
    17. HS 24 · Tobacco and nicotine products US$260.2M2.1% of the sector
    18. HS 17 · Sugar and confectionery US$225.9M1.8% of the sector
    19. HS 18 · Cocoa and cocoa preparations US$218.4M1.7% of the sector
    20. HS 13 · Gums, resins and plant extracts US$89.1M0.7% of the sector
    21. HS 05 · Other animal products US$44.4M0.4% of the sector
    22. HS 06 · Live plants and cut flowers US$35.4M0.3% of the sector
    23. HS 14 · Vegetable plaiting materials US$33.8M0.3% of the sector
    24. HS 01 · Live animals US$32.4M0.3% of the sector
  7. Vehicles and transport HS sections XVII · 4 chapters US$11.0B4.1% of the total
    1. HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts US$7.7B69.9% of the sector
    2. HS 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft and parts US$2.0B17.9% of the sector
    3. HS 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures US$1.2B11.3% of the sector
    4. HS 86 · Railway equipment US$106.9M1.0% of the sector
  8. Plastics and rubber HS sections VII · 2 chapters US$10.3B3.9% of the total
    1. HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles US$8.2B79.3% of the sector
    2. HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles US$2.1B20.7% of the sector
  9. Optical, medical and precision instruments HS sections XVIII · 3 chapters US$6.5B2.4% of the total
    1. HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments US$5.9B90.8% of the sector
    2. HS 91 · Clocks and watches US$564.6M8.8% of the sector
    3. HS 92 · Musical instruments US$29.5M0.5% of the sector
  10. Textiles, clothing and footwear HS sections XI–XII · 18 chapters US$4.2B1.6% of the total
    1. HS 62 · Non-knitted clothing US$647.6M15.5% of the sector
    2. HS 61 · Knitted and crocheted clothing US$576.8M13.8% of the sector
    3. HS 64 · Footwear and parts US$537.0M12.8% of the sector
    4. HS 54 · Man-made filaments US$477.2M11.4% of the sector
    5. HS 59 · Coated and industrial textiles US$378.6M9.0% of the sector
    6. HS 63 · Other textiles and worn clothing US$326.6M7.8% of the sector
    7. HS 52 · Cotton textiles US$253.9M6.1% of the sector
    8. HS 60 · Knitted and crocheted fabrics US$253.8M6.1% of the sector
    9. HS 56 · Wadding, felt, nonwovens and cordage US$229.2M5.5% of the sector
    10. HS 55 · Man-made staple fibres US$204.4M4.9% of the sector
    11. HS 58 · Special fabrics and embroidery US$105.5M2.5% of the sector
    12. HS 51 · Wool and animal hair textiles US$52.3M1.2% of the sector
    13. HS 65 · Headgear and parts US$49.4M1.2% of the sector
    14. HS 57 · Carpets and textile floor coverings US$47.1M1.1% of the sector
    15. HS 67 · Feathers, artificial flowers and hair US$19.6M0.5% of the sector
    16. HS 66 · Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips US$18.1M0.4% of the sector
    17. HS 53 · Other vegetable textile fibres US$7.1M0.2% of the sector
    18. HS 50 · Silk textiles US$6.0M0.1% of the sector
  11. Leather, wood and paper HS sections VIII–X · 9 chapters US$4.0B1.5% of the total
    1. HS 48 · Paper, paperboard and articles US$1.6B39.0% of the sector
    2. HS 47 · Wood pulp and recovered paper US$629.7M15.6% of the sector
    3. HS 42 · Leather articles, bags and saddlery US$619.9M15.3% of the sector
    4. HS 43 · Furskins and artificial fur US$428.2M10.6% of the sector
    5. HS 44 · Wood, wood articles and charcoal US$408.5M10.1% of the sector
    6. HS 41 · Raw hides, skins and leather US$227.8M5.6% of the sector
    7. HS 49 · Books and printed materials US$139.5M3.4% of the sector
    8. HS 45 · Cork and cork articles US$8.6M0.2% of the sector
    9. HS 46 · Basketware and plaited goods US$3.4M0.1% of the sector
  12. Furniture, toys and other goods HS sections XIX–XXI · 5 chapters US$2.1B0.8% of the total
    1. HS 94 · Furniture, lighting and buildings US$1.2B58.0% of the sector
    2. HS 96 · Miscellaneous manufactured articles US$413.6M19.5% of the sector
    3. HS 95 · Toys, games and sports equipment US$362.4M17.1% of the sector
    4. HS 93 · Arms and ammunition US$98.3M4.6% of the sector
    5. HS 97 · Art, collectors' pieces and antiques US$16.5M0.8% of the sector
  13. Stone, glass and ceramics HS sections XIII · 3 chapters US$1.5B0.6% of the total
    1. HS 70 · Glass and glassware US$725.8M49.2% of the sector
    2. HS 69 · Ceramic products US$489.5M33.2% of the sector
    3. HS 68 · Stone and cement articles US$259.2M17.6% of the sector

Source and method

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Source
Thailand Ministry of Commerce — Trade Report
Selection
January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD
Data check
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Method
TRCC sum of official MOC monthly 00: WORLD values, January to the selected month. Country figures are never added up to estimate World.

Missing does not mean zero. World is never calculated as a sum of country rows. Quantity is absent until its unit is confirmed.

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