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Thailand trade with BRICS

One shared group view for totals, history and member contribution across BRICS members.

Calculated by TRCC from complete MOC country observations January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD

At a glance

Verified data summary

Thailand trade with BRICS for January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD. Total trade with BRICS members: US$165.0B; Thailand’s trade balance with BRICS members: −US$61.9B. Verified Thailand Ministry of Commerce data.

Source: Calculated by TRCC from complete MOC country observations

Trade group

January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD Change

Reporting context

Reporting period and currency

Overview

BRICS key measures

January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD

Thailand exports to BRICS members

US$51.5B

US$51,520,342,267.87

+7.6% vs comparable prior year

Calculated by TRCC

Thailand imports from BRICS members

US$113.5B

US$113,460,138,306.66

+34.7% vs comparable prior year

Calculated by TRCC

Total trade with BRICS members

US$165.0B

US$164,980,480,574.53

+24.9% vs comparable prior year

Calculated by TRCC

Thailand’s trade balance with BRICS members

−US$61.9B

−US$61,939,796,038.80

Thailand deficit · balance change −US$25,590,905,131.90

Calculated by TRCC

Group members

Member countries and contribution

Ranked by total trade; the first five countries are the group Top 5.

  1. 1 CHINA US$108,804,325,930.0365.9% of group
  2. 2 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES US$15,854,090,811.919.6% of group
  3. 3 INDIA US$13,974,564,099.728.5% of group
  4. 4 INDONESIA US$12,544,007,909.217.6% of group
  5. 5 SAUDI ARABIA US$4,821,232,860.532.9% of group
  6. 6 BRAZIL US$3,878,471,922.692.4% of group
  7. 7 SOUTH AFRICA US$3,025,523,925.521.8% of group
  8. 8 RUSSIAN FEDERATION US$1,351,874,841.500.8% of group
  9. 9 EGYPT US$589,219,933.600.4% of group
  10. 10 ETHIOPIA US$87,767,110.390.1% of group
  11. 11 IRAN US$49,401,229.430.0% of group

Member values are MOC reported. Contribution is member Trade ÷ TRCC-calculated group Trade. Membership version 2026-09-23.

Official World context

World share

Export share
22.3%
Import share
42.5%
Total trade share
33.1%

Calculated by TRCC as this group value ÷ the TRCC sum of official MOC monthly World values for the same period, basis and currency. Balance has no share.

History

Historical trade

Same basis and currency in every connected segment

ExportImport
113.5B85.1B56.7B28.4B0 Jan–Jul 2022Jan–Jul 2023Jan–Jul 2024Jan–Jul 2025Jan–Jul 2026

Jan–Jul 2026 · Year to date at the same cutoff month. Export: US$51,520,342,267.87 (TRCC change +7.6%). Import: US$113,460,138,306.66 (TRCC change +34.7%). Calculated by TRCC.

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Gaps break the line. Missing observations are never replaced with zero or interpolated.

Accessible data table — 5 periods
TRCC-calculated group history
PeriodExportImportTotal tradeBalanceStatus / method
Jan–Jul 2022US$41,202,668,621.90US$70,240,377,937.30US$111,443,046,559.20−US$29,037,709,315.41Calculated by TRCC
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +9.4%; Import +24.2%; Total trade +18.3%; Balance −US$10,117,798,874.82
Jan–Jul 2023US$39,928,093,015.77US$65,656,177,946.87US$105,584,270,962.64−US$25,728,084,931.10Calculated by TRCC
TRCC like-for-like change — Export −3.1%; Import −6.5%; Total trade −5.3%; Balance +US$3,309,624,384.31
Jan–Jul 2024US$40,333,534,510.57US$68,503,815,678.48US$108,837,350,189.05−US$28,170,281,167.92Calculated by TRCC
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +1.0%; Import +4.3%; Total trade +3.1%; Balance −US$2,442,196,236.82
Jan–Jul 2025US$47,896,949,472.67US$84,245,840,379.56US$132,142,789,852.23−US$36,348,890,906.89Calculated by TRCC
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +18.8%; Import +23.0%; Total trade +21.4%; Balance −US$8,178,609,738.98
Jan–Jul 2026US$51,520,342,267.87US$113,460,138,306.66US$164,980,480,574.53−US$61,939,796,038.80Calculated by TRCC
TRCC like-for-like change — Export +7.6%; Import +34.7%; Total trade +24.9%; Balance −US$25,590,905,131.90

Products

Top products exported by Thailand to BRICS

Thailand exports · HS 2022 · January–July 2026 · USD · Calculated by TRCC

Select a chapter to see its top HS4 products.

MOC control total
US$51,520,342,267.87MOC country totals summed by TRCC
TRCC sum of all HS2 groups
US$51,520,342,267.87All MOC HS2 chapters available for this period and direction

The two values agree within the accepted MOC report precision.

  1. 1 Machinery and mechanical equipmentNuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances, and their parts.HS 84 · Two-digit commodity code US$6.9B13.3% of all HS2 chapters · US$6,865,706,661.51
  2. 2 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$5.5B10.7% of all HS2 chapters · US$5,487,837,878.25
  3. 3 Fruit and nutsFresh, dried or otherwise prepared edible fruit and nuts, and the peel of citrus fruit or melons.HS 08 · Two-digit commodity code US$5.3B10.3% of all HS2 chapters · US$5,321,243,261.82
  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$5.1B10.0% of all HS2 chapters · US$5,131,419,476.26
  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$4.7B9.1% of all HS2 chapters · US$4,708,579,653.40

Products

Top products imported by Thailand from BRICS

Thailand imports · HS 2022 · January–July 2026 · USD · Calculated by TRCC

Select a chapter to see its top HS4 products.

MOC control total
US$113,460,138,306.66MOC country totals summed by TRCC
TRCC sum of all HS2 groups
US$113,460,138,306.66All MOC HS2 chapters available for this period and direction

The two values agree within the accepted MOC report precision.

  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$33.0B29.1% of all HS2 chapters · US$32,963,733,037.21
  2. 2 Machinery and mechanical equipmentNuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances, and their parts.HS 84 · Two-digit commodity code US$13.5B11.9% of all HS2 chapters · US$13,452,785,572.78
  3. 3 Mineral fuels and oilsMineral fuels and oils and products of their distillation, bituminous substances, and mineral waxes.HS 27 · Two-digit commodity code US$12.3B10.8% of all HS2 chapters · US$12,258,010,490.60
  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$10.1B8.9% of all HS2 chapters · US$10,121,814,896.94
  5. 5 Plastics and plastic articlesPlastics in primary forms and articles made of plastic.HS 39 · Two-digit commodity code US$4.5B4.0% of all HS2 chapters · US$4,517,905,581.87

Sectors

Trade with BRICS by sector

January–July 2026 · Year to date · USD

Chapter values are the MOC HS2 values published with this partner's HS4 detail, so the sum can differ slightly from the key measures above. Each tile is one HS2 chapter, sized by value and coloured by sector; very small chapters are grouped as “+N”.

Thailand exports to BRICS

US$51.5BTotal of the 96 chapters shown

HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment — US$6.9B (Machinery and electronics)HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment — US$5.5B (Machinery and electronics)HS 08 · Fruit and nuts — US$5.3B (Agriculture and food)18 other chapters in Agriculture and food: HS 21, HS 07, HS 23, HS 16, HS 03, HS 22, HS 19, HS 02, HS 12, HS 18, HS 05, HS 06, HS 09, HS 13, HS 24, HS 04, HS 14, HS 01HS 15 · Fats, oils and waxes — US$809.6M (Agriculture and food)HS 17 · Sugar and confectionery — US$652.9M (Agriculture and food)HS 11 · Milling products, malt and starches — US$378.4M (Agriculture and food)HS 10 · Cereal grains — US$365.5M (Agriculture and food)HS 20 · Prepared vegetables, fruit and nuts — US$319.5M (Agriculture and food)HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles — US$4.7B (Plastics and rubber)HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles — US$3.2B (Plastics and rubber)HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery — US$5.1B (Gold, precious metals and jewellery)HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts — US$3.4B (Vehicles and transport)HS 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures — US$538.5M (Vehicles and transport)HS 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft and parts — US$380.1M (Vehicles and transport)HS 86 · Railway equipment — US$1.7M (Vehicles and transport)HS 74 · Copper and copper articles — US$2.0B (Base metals)HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles — US$982.6M (Base metals)HS 73 · Iron and steel articles — US$606.5M (Base metals)HS 72 · Iron and steel — US$370.9M (Base metals)7 other chapters in Base metals: HS 83, HS 82, HS 79, HS 78, HS 81, HS 75, HS 80HS 29 · Organic chemicals — US$1.1B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)8 other chapters in Chemicals and pharmaceuticals: HS 35, HS 28, HS 32, HS 34, HS 30, HS 36, HS 31, HS 37HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products — US$555.4M (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 33 · Essential oils, perfumery and cosmetics — US$317.6M (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 44 · Wood, wood articles and charcoal — US$1.1B (Leather, wood and paper)7 other chapters in Leather, wood and paper: HS 48, HS 43, HS 41, HS 42, HS 49, HS 46, HS 45HS 47 · Wood pulp and recovered paper — US$378.7M (Leather, wood and paper)HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments — US$791.2M (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 55, HS 56, HS 54, HS 64, HS 59, HS 61, HS 52, HS 62, HS 60, HS 58, HS 63, HS 57, HS 53, HS 65, HS 51, HS 50, HS 67, HS 66HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils — US$533.7M (Fuels and minerals)2 other chapters in Fuels and minerals: HS 26, HS 255 other chapters in Furniture, toys and other goods: HS 95, HS 94, HS 96, HS 97, HS 933 other chapters in Stone, glass and ceramics: HS 70, HS 68, HS 69 Machinery and electronics — US$12.4B (24.0%)Agriculture and food — US$9.8B (19.0%)Plastics and rubber — US$7.9B (15.3%)Gold, precious metals and jewellery — US$5.1B (10.0%)Vehicles and transport — US$4.3B (8.3%)Base metals — US$4.2B (8.2%)Chemicals and pharmaceuticals — US$2.7B (5.3%)Leather, wood and paper — US$2.1B (4.1%)Optical, medical and precision instruments — US$837.6M (1.6%)Textiles, clothing and footwear — US$799.0M (1.6%)Fuels and minerals — US$764.0M (1.5%)Furniture, toys and other goods — US$369.7M (0.7%)Stone, glass and ceramics — US$274.1M (0.5%)
  1. Machinery and electronics HS sections XVI · 2 chapters US$12.4B24.0% of the total
    1. HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment US$6.9B55.6% of the sector
    2. HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment US$5.5B44.4% of the sector
  2. Agriculture and food HS sections I–IV · 24 chapters US$9.8B19.0% of the total
    1. HS 08 · Fruit and nuts US$5.3B54.3% of the sector
    2. HS 15 · Fats, oils and waxes US$809.6M8.3% of the sector
    3. HS 17 · Sugar and confectionery US$652.9M6.7% of the sector
    4. HS 11 · Milling products, malt and starches US$378.4M3.9% of the sector
    5. HS 10 · Cereal grains US$365.5M3.7% of the sector
    6. HS 20 · Prepared vegetables, fruit and nuts US$319.5M3.3% of the sector
    7. HS 21 · Miscellaneous food preparations US$282.2M2.9% of the sector
    8. HS 07 · Vegetables, roots and tubers US$277.9M2.8% of the sector
    9. HS 23 · Food-industry residues and animal feed US$273.9M2.8% of the sector
    10. HS 16 · Prepared meat, seafood and insects US$272.5M2.8% of the sector
    11. HS 03 · Fish and aquatic animals US$223.4M2.3% of the sector
    12. HS 22 · Beverages, spirits and vinegar US$157.7M1.6% of the sector
    13. HS 19 · Prepared cereals and baked goods US$140.9M1.4% of the sector
    14. HS 02 · Meat and edible offal US$134.0M1.4% of the sector
    15. HS 12 · Oil seeds and plant products US$51.6M0.5% of the sector
    16. HS 18 · Cocoa and cocoa preparations US$28.8M0.3% of the sector
    17. HS 05 · Other animal products US$25.1M0.3% of the sector
    18. HS 06 · Live plants and cut flowers US$20.9M0.2% of the sector
    19. HS 09 · Coffee, tea and spices US$20.5M0.2% of the sector
    20. HS 13 · Gums, resins and plant extracts US$20.4M0.2% of the sector
    21. HS 24 · Tobacco and nicotine products US$19.0M0.2% of the sector
    22. HS 04 · Dairy products, eggs and honey US$6.3M0.1% of the sector
    23. HS 14 · Vegetable plaiting materials US$1.7M0.0% of the sector
    24. HS 01 · Live animals US$1.1M0.0% of the sector
  3. Plastics and rubber HS sections VII · 2 chapters US$7.9B15.3% of the total
    1. HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles US$4.7B59.8% of the sector
    2. HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles US$3.2B40.2% of the sector
  4. Gold, precious metals and jewellery HS sections XIV · 1 chapter US$5.1B10.0% of the total
    1. HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery US$5.1B100.0% of the sector
  5. Vehicles and transport HS sections XVII · 4 chapters US$4.3B8.3% of the total
    1. HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts US$3.4B78.5% of the sector
    2. HS 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures US$538.5M12.6% of the sector
    3. HS 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft and parts US$380.1M8.9% of the sector
    4. HS 86 · Railway equipment US$1.7M0.0% of the sector
  6. Base metals HS sections XV · 11 chapters US$4.2B8.2% of the total
    1. HS 74 · Copper and copper articles US$2.0B46.6% of the sector
    2. HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles US$982.6M23.4% of the sector
    3. HS 73 · Iron and steel articles US$606.5M14.4% of the sector
    4. HS 72 · Iron and steel US$370.9M8.8% of the sector
    5. HS 83 · Miscellaneous base-metal articles US$99.4M2.4% of the sector
    6. HS 82 · Base-metal tools and cutlery US$82.4M2.0% of the sector
    7. HS 79 · Zinc and zinc articles US$39.5M0.9% of the sector
    8. HS 78 · Lead and lead articles US$23.3M0.6% of the sector
    9. HS 81 · Other base metals and cermets US$15.5M0.4% of the sector
    10. HS 75 · Nickel and nickel articles US$13.2M0.3% of the sector
    11. HS 80 · Tin and tin articles US$9.2M0.2% of the sector
  7. Chemicals and pharmaceuticals HS sections VI · 11 chapters US$2.7B5.3% of the total
    1. HS 29 · Organic chemicals US$1.1B41.9% of the sector
    2. HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products US$555.4M20.3% of the sector
    3. HS 33 · Essential oils, perfumery and cosmetics US$317.6M11.6% of the sector
    4. HS 35 · Proteins, starches, glues and enzymes US$207.0M7.6% of the sector
    5. HS 28 · Inorganic chemicals and compounds US$182.8M6.7% of the sector
    6. HS 32 · Dyes, paints and inks US$145.8M5.3% of the sector
    7. HS 34 · Soap, detergents, lubricants and waxes US$129.5M4.7% of the sector
    8. HS 30 · Pharmaceutical products US$27.6M1.0% of the sector
    9. HS 36 · Matches, explosives and pyrotechnics US$20.9M0.8% of the sector
    10. HS 31 · Fertiliser products US$1.9M0.1% of the sector
    11. HS 37 · Photographic and cinematographic goods US$667.0K0.0% of the sector
  8. Leather, wood and paper HS sections VIII–X · 9 chapters US$2.1B4.1% of the total
    1. HS 44 · Wood, wood articles and charcoal US$1.1B52.9% of the sector
    2. HS 47 · Wood pulp and recovered paper US$378.7M18.0% of the sector
    3. HS 48 · Paper, paperboard and articles US$240.9M11.5% of the sector
    4. HS 43 · Furskins and artificial fur US$181.4M8.6% of the sector
    5. HS 41 · Raw hides, skins and leather US$102.8M4.9% of the sector
    6. HS 42 · Leather articles, bags and saddlery US$81.9M3.9% of the sector
    7. HS 49 · Books and printed materials US$4.5M0.2% of the sector
    8. HS 46 · Basketware and plaited goods US$308.3K0.0% of the sector
    9. HS 45 · Cork and cork articles US$2.7K0.0% of the sector
  9. Optical, medical and precision instruments HS sections XVIII · 3 chapters US$837.6M1.6% of the total
    1. HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments US$791.2M94.5% of the sector
    2. HS 91 · Clocks and watches US$45.5M5.4% of the sector
    3. HS 92 · Musical instruments US$826.8K0.1% of the sector
  10. Textiles, clothing and footwear HS sections XI–XII · 18 chapters US$799.0M1.6% of the total
    1. HS 55 · Man-made staple fibres US$234.4M29.3% of the sector
    2. HS 56 · Wadding, felt, nonwovens and cordage US$111.5M14.0% of the sector
    3. HS 54 · Man-made filaments US$95.2M11.9% of the sector
    4. HS 64 · Footwear and parts US$80.9M10.1% of the sector
    5. HS 59 · Coated and industrial textiles US$76.1M9.5% of the sector
    6. HS 61 · Knitted and crocheted clothing US$62.8M7.9% of the sector
    7. HS 52 · Cotton textiles US$33.4M4.2% of the sector
    8. HS 62 · Non-knitted clothing US$26.4M3.3% of the sector
    9. HS 60 · Knitted and crocheted fabrics US$23.6M3.0% of the sector
    10. HS 58 · Special fabrics and embroidery US$19.0M2.4% of the sector
    11. HS 63 · Other textiles and worn clothing US$13.4M1.7% of the sector
    12. HS 57 · Carpets and textile floor coverings US$11.7M1.5% of the sector
    13. HS 53 · Other vegetable textile fibres US$4.7M0.6% of the sector
    14. HS 65 · Headgear and parts US$2.0M0.2% of the sector
    15. HS 51 · Wool and animal hair textiles US$1.6M0.2% of the sector
    16. HS 50 · Silk textiles US$1.6M0.2% of the sector
    17. HS 67 · Feathers, artificial flowers and hair US$468.2K0.1% of the sector
    18. HS 66 · Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips US$195.5K0.0% of the sector
  11. Fuels and minerals HS sections V · 3 chapters US$764.0M1.5% of the total
    1. HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils US$533.7M69.9% of the sector
    2. HS 26 · Ores, slag and ash US$174.8M22.9% of the sector
    3. HS 25 · Salt, sulphur and minerals US$55.5M7.3% of the sector
  12. Furniture, toys and other goods HS sections XIX–XXI · 5 chapters US$369.7M0.7% of the total
    1. HS 95 · Toys, games and sports equipment US$189.5M51.3% of the sector
    2. HS 94 · Furniture, lighting and buildings US$141.8M38.3% of the sector
    3. HS 96 · Miscellaneous manufactured articles US$37.4M10.1% of the sector
    4. HS 97 · Art, collectors' pieces and antiques US$666.2K0.2% of the sector
    5. HS 93 · Arms and ammunition US$305.9K0.1% of the sector
  13. Stone, glass and ceramics HS sections XIII · 3 chapters US$274.1M0.5% of the total
    1. HS 70 · Glass and glassware US$134.0M48.9% of the sector
    2. HS 68 · Stone and cement articles US$74.7M27.3% of the sector
    3. HS 69 · Ceramic products US$65.4M23.9% of the sector

Thailand imports from BRICS

US$113.5BTotal of the 95 chapters shown

HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment — US$33.0B (Machinery and electronics)HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment — US$13.5B (Machinery and electronics)HS 73 · Iron and steel articles — US$4.0B (Base metals)HS 72 · Iron and steel — US$3.2B (Base metals)HS 74 · Copper and copper articles — US$3.0B (Base metals)HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles — US$2.3B (Base metals)7 other chapters in Base metals: HS 83, HS 82, HS 79, HS 80, HS 81, HS 78, HS 75HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils — US$12.3B (Fuels and minerals)2 other chapters in Fuels and minerals: HS 25, HS 26HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery — US$10.1B (Gold, precious metals and jewellery)HS 29 · Organic chemicals — US$1.8B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)7 other chapters in Chemicals and pharmaceuticals: HS 32, HS 33, HS 30, HS 34, HS 35, HS 37, HS 36HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products — US$1.5B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 28 · Inorganic chemicals and compounds — US$1.1B (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 31 · Fertiliser products — US$758.7M (Chemicals and pharmaceuticals)HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles — US$4.5B (Plastics and rubber)HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles — US$909.9M (Plastics and rubber)HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts — US$3.9B (Vehicles and transport)HS 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures — US$1.1B (Vehicles and transport)2 other chapters in Vehicles and transport: HS 86, HS 8821 other chapters in Agriculture and food: HS 03, HS 07, HS 08, HS 16, HS 21, HS 15, HS 09, HS 24, HS 19, HS 20, HS 17, HS 11, HS 18, HS 13, HS 10, HS 04, HS 22, HS 06, HS 14, HS 05, HS 01HS 12 · Oil seeds and plant products — US$1.2B (Agriculture and food)HS 23 · Food-industry residues and animal feed — US$837.2M (Agriculture and food)18 other chapters in Textiles, clothing and footwear: HS 62, HS 54, HS 64, HS 61, HS 59, HS 63, HS 52, HS 60, HS 55, HS 56, HS 58, HS 57, HS 65, HS 51, HS 67, HS 66, HS 53, HS 50HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments — US$2.2B (Optical, medical and precision instruments)2 other chapters in Optical, medical and precision instruments: HS 91, HS 92HS 48 · Paper, paperboard and articles — US$861.8M (Leather, wood and paper)8 other chapters in Leather, wood and paper: HS 42, HS 44, HS 43, HS 47, HS 49, HS 41, HS 45, HS 46HS 94 · Furniture, lighting and buildings — US$1.0B (Furniture, toys and other goods)4 other chapters in Furniture, toys and other goods: 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$46.4B (40.9%)Base metals — US$13.6B (12.0%)Fuels and minerals — US$12.5B (11.0%)Gold, precious metals and jewellery — US$10.1B (8.9%)Chemicals and pharmaceuticals — US$6.7B (5.9%)Plastics and rubber — US$5.4B (4.8%)Vehicles and transport — US$5.1B (4.5%)Agriculture and food — US$4.8B (4.2%)Textiles, clothing and footwear — US$2.4B (2.1%)Optical, medical and precision instruments — US$2.3B (2.0%)Leather, wood and paper — US$1.7B (1.5%)Furniture, toys and other goods — US$1.6B (1.4%)Stone, glass and ceramics — US$922.8M (0.8%)
  1. Machinery and electronics HS sections XVI · 2 chapters US$46.4B40.9% of the total
    1. HS 85 · Electrical and electronic equipment US$33.0B71.0% of the sector
    2. HS 84 · Machinery and mechanical equipment US$13.5B29.0% of the sector
  2. Base metals HS sections XV · 11 chapters US$13.6B12.0% of the total
    1. HS 73 · Iron and steel articles US$4.0B29.7% of the sector
    2. HS 72 · Iron and steel US$3.2B23.5% of the sector
    3. HS 74 · Copper and copper articles US$3.0B21.8% of the sector
    4. HS 76 · Aluminium and aluminium articles US$2.3B16.9% of the sector
    5. HS 83 · Miscellaneous base-metal articles US$455.2M3.3% of the sector
    6. HS 82 · Base-metal tools and cutlery US$364.0M2.7% of the sector
    7. HS 79 · Zinc and zinc articles US$97.3M0.7% of the sector
    8. HS 80 · Tin and tin articles US$76.1M0.6% of the sector
    9. HS 81 · Other base metals and cermets US$51.7M0.4% of the sector
    10. HS 78 · Lead and lead articles US$39.4M0.3% of the sector
    11. HS 75 · Nickel and nickel articles US$16.8M0.1% of the sector
  3. Fuels and minerals HS sections V · 3 chapters US$12.5B11.0% of the total
    1. HS 27 · Mineral fuels and oils US$12.3B98.1% of the sector
    2. HS 25 · Salt, sulphur and minerals US$144.1M1.2% of the sector
    3. HS 26 · Ores, slag and ash US$90.6M0.7% of the sector
  4. Gold, precious metals and jewellery HS sections XIV · 1 chapter US$10.1B8.9% of the total
    1. HS 71 · Precious metals, stones and jewellery US$10.1B100.0% of the sector
  5. Chemicals and pharmaceuticals HS sections VI · 11 chapters US$6.7B5.9% of the total
    1. HS 29 · Organic chemicals US$1.8B27.2% of the sector
    2. HS 38 · Miscellaneous chemical products US$1.5B21.9% of the sector
    3. HS 28 · Inorganic chemicals and compounds US$1.1B16.0% of the sector
    4. HS 31 · Fertiliser products US$758.7M11.4% of the sector
    5. HS 32 · Dyes, paints and inks US$477.8M7.2% of the sector
    6. HS 33 · Essential oils, perfumery and cosmetics US$357.0M5.4% of the sector
    7. HS 30 · Pharmaceutical products US$270.5M4.1% of the sector
    8. HS 34 · Soap, detergents, lubricants and waxes US$235.8M3.5% of the sector
    9. HS 35 · Proteins, starches, glues and enzymes US$170.9M2.6% of the sector
    10. HS 37 · Photographic and cinematographic goods US$35.5M0.5% of the sector
    11. HS 36 · Matches, explosives and pyrotechnics US$13.9M0.2% of the sector
  6. Plastics and rubber HS sections VII · 2 chapters US$5.4B4.8% of the total
    1. HS 39 · Plastics and plastic articles US$4.5B83.2% of the sector
    2. HS 40 · Rubber and rubber articles US$909.9M16.8% of the sector
  7. Vehicles and transport HS sections XVII · 4 chapters US$5.1B4.5% of the total
    1. HS 87 · Motor vehicles and parts US$3.9B76.7% of the sector
    2. HS 89 · Ships, boats and floating structures US$1.1B21.3% of the sector
    3. HS 86 · Railway equipment US$64.3M1.3% of the sector
    4. HS 88 · Aircraft, spacecraft and parts US$37.2M0.7% of the sector
  8. Agriculture and food HS sections I–IV · 23 chapters US$4.8B4.2% of the total
    1. HS 12 · Oil seeds and plant products US$1.2B24.6% of the sector
    2. HS 23 · Food-industry residues and animal feed US$837.2M17.4% of the sector
    3. HS 03 · Fish and aquatic animals US$390.4M8.1% of the sector
    4. HS 07 · Vegetables, roots and tubers US$381.7M8.0% of the sector
    5. HS 08 · Fruit and nuts US$338.7M7.1% of the sector
    6. HS 16 · Prepared meat, seafood and insects US$237.7M5.0% of the sector
    7. HS 21 · Miscellaneous food preparations US$189.2M3.9% of the sector
    8. HS 15 · Fats, oils and waxes US$185.6M3.9% of the sector
    9. HS 09 · Coffee, tea and spices US$160.0M3.3% of the sector
    10. HS 24 · Tobacco and nicotine products US$146.1M3.0% of the sector
    11. HS 19 · Prepared cereals and baked goods US$141.9M3.0% of the sector
    12. HS 20 · Prepared vegetables, fruit and nuts US$137.4M2.9% of the sector
    13. HS 17 · Sugar and confectionery US$136.1M2.8% of the sector
    14. HS 11 · Milling products, malt and starches US$83.4M1.7% of the sector
    15. HS 18 · Cocoa and cocoa preparations US$51.2M1.1% of the sector
    16. HS 13 · Gums, resins and plant extracts US$46.0M1.0% of the sector
    17. HS 10 · Cereal grains US$43.8M0.9% of the sector
    18. HS 04 · Dairy products, eggs and honey US$33.0M0.7% of the sector
    19. HS 22 · Beverages, spirits and vinegar US$29.9M0.6% of the sector
    20. HS 06 · Live plants and cut flowers US$22.1M0.5% of the sector
    21. HS 14 · Vegetable plaiting materials US$16.9M0.4% of the sector
    22. HS 05 · Other animal products US$8.5M0.2% of the sector
    23. HS 01 · Live animals US$88.9K0.0% of the sector
  9. Textiles, clothing and footwear HS sections XI–XII · 18 chapters US$2.4B2.1% of the total
    1. HS 62 · Non-knitted clothing US$342.4M14.3% of the sector
    2. HS 54 · Man-made filaments US$290.9M12.2% of the sector
    3. HS 64 · Footwear and parts US$288.0M12.1% of the sector
    4. HS 61 · Knitted and crocheted clothing US$285.9M12.0% of the sector
    5. HS 59 · Coated and industrial textiles US$245.1M10.3% of the sector
    6. HS 63 · Other textiles and worn clothing US$211.9M8.9% of the sector
    7. HS 52 · Cotton textiles US$142.1M6.0% of the sector
    8. HS 60 · Knitted and crocheted fabrics US$127.5M5.3% of the sector
    9. HS 55 · Man-made staple fibres US$126.8M5.3% of the sector
    10. HS 56 · Wadding, felt, nonwovens and cordage US$122.7M5.1% of the sector
    11. HS 58 · Special fabrics and embroidery US$65.8M2.8% of the sector
    12. HS 57 · Carpets and textile floor coverings US$38.5M1.6% of the sector
    13. HS 65 · Headgear and parts US$31.1M1.3% of the sector
    14. HS 51 · Wool and animal hair textiles US$24.5M1.0% of the sector
    15. HS 67 · Feathers, artificial flowers and hair US$18.6M0.8% of the sector
    16. HS 66 · Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips US$17.2M0.7% of the sector
    17. HS 53 · Other vegetable textile fibres US$5.0M0.2% of the sector
    18. HS 50 · Silk textiles US$3.4M0.1% of the sector
  10. Optical, medical and precision instruments HS sections XVIII · 3 chapters US$2.3B2.0% of the total
    1. HS 90 · Optical and medical instruments US$2.2B94.6% of the sector
    2. HS 91 · Clocks and watches US$106.8M4.7% of the sector
    3. HS 92 · Musical instruments US$15.7M0.7% of the sector
  11. Leather, wood and paper HS sections VIII–X · 9 chapters US$1.7B1.5% of the total
    1. HS 48 · Paper, paperboard and articles US$861.8M51.9% of the sector
    2. HS 42 · Leather articles, bags and saddlery US$288.7M17.4% of the sector
    3. HS 44 · Wood, wood articles and charcoal US$236.6M14.2% of the sector
    4. HS 43 · Furskins and artificial fur US$97.6M5.9% of the sector
    5. HS 47 · Wood pulp and recovered paper US$92.6M5.6% of the sector
    6. HS 49 · Books and printed materials US$39.3M2.4% of the sector
    7. HS 41 · Raw hides, skins and leather US$34.7M2.1% of the sector
    8. HS 45 · Cork and cork articles US$7.7M0.5% of the sector
    9. HS 46 · Basketware and plaited goods US$1.7M0.1% of the sector
  12. Furniture, toys and other goods HS sections XIX–XXI · 5 chapters US$1.6B1.4% of the total
    1. HS 94 · Furniture, lighting and buildings US$1.0B63.7% of the sector
    2. HS 96 · Miscellaneous manufactured articles US$302.5M18.9% of the sector
    3. HS 95 · Toys, games and sports equipment US$275.7M17.2% of the sector
    4. HS 93 · Arms and ammunition US$2.0M0.1% of the sector
    5. HS 97 · Art, collectors' pieces and antiques US$897.2K0.1% of the sector
  13. Stone, glass and ceramics HS sections XIII · 3 chapters US$922.8M0.8% of the total
    1. HS 70 · Glass and glassware US$484.7M52.5% of the sector
    2. HS 69 · Ceramic products US$288.3M31.2% of the sector
    3. HS 68 · Stone and cement articles US$149.8M16.2% 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
Each group value requires every member for the same period and currency.
Method
TRCC sum using the BRICS membership dated 2026-09-23.

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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