Romania exported $96.8 billion worth of goods to the world in 2022. Compared to $87.5 billion in 2021, the total value of Romanian exports increased by 10.7% year-on-year.

Main International Customers of Romanian Exports

The latest country-specific data shows that more than two-thirds (68.9%) of Romania's exports were purchased by importers in Germany (19.8% of Romania's total), Italy (10.1%), Hungary (7.3%), France (6%), Bulgaria (3.9%), Poland (3.8%), the Netherlands (3.5%), Spain ( 3.11%), Turkey (3.08%), Czech Republic (2.89%), United Kingdom (2.88%), followed by the United States (2.5%).

Romania's Top 10 Exports

1. Motors, equipment: $15.9 billion (16.4% of total exports)

2. Vehicles: $13.8 billion (14.2%)

3. Machinery including computers: $9.5 billion (9.8%)

4. Mineral fuels including oil: $7.4 billion (7.6%)

5. Grains: $4.6 billion (4.7%)

6. Iron and steel: $3.5 billion (3.6%)

7. Rubber, rubber products: $3.2 billion (3.3%)

8. Iron and steel products: $3.13 billion (3.2%)

9. Furniture, bedding, lighting, signs, prefabricated buildings: $3.06 billion (3.2%)

10. Optics, technology, medical equipment: $2.9 billion (3%)

Romania's top 10 exports accounted for more than two-thirds (69.2%) of its total global exports.

Fossil fuels, including oil, are the fastest growing of the top ten export categories, growing 138.8% from 2021 to 2022. Ranking second in terms of improved export sales is iron and steel products, which grew by 14%. Romania's rubber and rubber products exports grew the third fastest, by 12.5%.

The biggest drop in Romania's top 10 product categories was in steel and iron metal exports, which fell by -9.6% year-on-year.

At the more detailed 4-digit HS code level, Romania's most valuable exports were automotive parts or accessories (6.9% of Romania's total exports), automobiles (6.4%), insulated wires or cables (4.3%), processed petroleum oils (3.8%), electrical and optical circuit boards or panels (3.3%), new rubber tires (2.3%), wheat (2.2%), corn (2.1%), electricity (1.9%), and then LPG (1.6%).

>>>Click to Get Free Access to Customs Data from 80+ Countries<<<

Is Free Customs Data Useful?

Currently, customs data in the market is divided into two categories: paid and free. According to Tendata's knowledge, many customs data companies claim to have developed a free customs data system. However, the core intention is to attract traffic for secondary marketing and profit.

Shanghai Tendata iTrader provides detailed customs data inquiries from 80+ countries, (>>>Click to Use Data Analytics for Free Online) statistical data inquiries from 27 EU countries, millions of genuine and accurate purchaser information, and detailed information on successful client bill of ladings. With its system capable of generating 17 types of market data analysis reports with a single click, Tendata iTrader assists management in making informed decisions effortlessly.

>>>Click to Inquire<<<