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Canned Tuna

HS Code: 160414 - Fish preparations; tunas, skipjack and Atlantic bonito (sarda spp.), prepared or preserved, whole or in pieces (but not minced)
Market:
Share in Import
2023
0.03%Rank 84
Import Volume
2023
507.92KKG
1Y +150.44%
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Import of Canned Tuna to Georgia

Discover import data of Canned Tuna to Georgia. Get import value, volume, price data, trends and more. The information below is based on the HS code 160414 (Fish preparations; tunas, skipjack and Atlantic bonito (sarda spp.), prepared or preserved, whole or in pieces (but not minced)). Select a different HS code for other data.

Overview of Imports

In 2023, the import value of Canned Tuna to Georgia was USD 2.39M, with a total import volume of 507.92 metric tons.
Import Value
in 2023
$2.4M
USD
1y
+114.53%
3y
+281.59%
5y
+532.22%
Import Volume
in 2023
507.9K
KG
1y
+150.44%
3y
+249.57%
5y
+599.55%

Notable import transactions in 2024

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1
Company name
$ 89,291.50
00000 kg
$ 00000 /kg
Country name
Georgia
2
Company name
$ 89,291.50
00000 kg
$ 00000 /kg
Country name
Georgia
3
Company name
$ 89,291.50
00000 kg
$ 00000 /kg
Country name
Georgia
4
Company name
$ 89,291.50
00000 kg
$ 00000 /kg
Country name
Georgia
5
Company name
$ 89,291.50
00000 kg
$ 00000 /kg
Country name
Georgia

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Share of Top Import Origins

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The top exporting countries of Canned Tuna to Georgia include Thailand, China, Spain, Latvia, Vietnam, Russia, Italy, Turkiye, Hungary.
Among them, Thailand was the largest exporter, accounting for 66.80%% of Georgia's total Canned Tuna imports.
Partner
Share in Import
2023
Import Value
2023, USD
1-Year Growth in Import Value
2022-2023
3-Year Growth in Import Value
2020-2023
5-Year Growth in Import Value
2018-2023
Share in Import
2023
Global
$2.39M
+114.53%
+281.59%
+532.22%
Thailand
66.80%
$1.60M
+220.61%
+353.33%
+612.38%
66.80%
China
11.78%
$281.71K
+229.39%
+339.18%
11.78%
Spain
4.47%
$106.88K
+3.10%
+16.91%
+12.97%
4.47%
Latvia
4.17%
$99.58K
+163.64%
+433.01%
4.17%
Vietnam
3.13%
$74.79K
+36.36%
+463.28%
3.13%
Russia
2.07%
$49.55K
+55.44%
+1195.91%
2.07%
Italy
1.79%
$42.90K
+57.48%
+202.36%
+414.94%
1.79%
Turkiye
1.53%
$36.68K
-84.10%
+7165.27%
+10656.32%
1.53%
Hungary
1.18%
$28.16K
1.18%

Trends of Top Import Origins

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