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Year: LX.
Zagreb, 29 May 2023
VT-2023-1-2
FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA, 2022
Final data of the Croatian Bureau of Statistics on foreign trade in goods in 2022 show an increase in export and import of the Republic of Croatia.
Growth in export, import and foreign trade deficit, decline in the coverage of import by export
According to the final data of statistics on foreign trade in goods of the Republic of Croatia, export, import, and foreign trade deficit recorded growth, while the coverage of import by export showed decline in 2022 as compared to 2021.
The total export of the Republic of Croatia in 2022 amounted to about 182 billion kuna, which is a growth of about 43 billion kuna, or about 31%, compared to 2021. At the same time, the total import amounted to about 315 billion kuna, which is a growth of about 102 billion kuna, or about 48%, compared to 2021.
Foreign trade deficit in 2022 amounted to about 134 billion kuna, which is an increase of about 78%, or about 58 billion kuna, compared to 2021. The coverage of import by export was about 58% in 2022, while in the previous year, it was about 65%.
G-1 FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA, JANUARY 2022 – DECEMBER 2022
Source: Croatian Bureau of Statistics
Manufacturing had the largest impact on growth in export and import, while Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply had a significant impact on growth in export, and Mining and quarrying on growth in import
With the share of about 78% in total export in 2022, Manufacturing generated growth in export of about 22%, thus contributing the most to the growth in total export of the Republic of Croatia.
Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products, as a part of the Manufacturing sector, with the share of about 7% in total export, contributed the most to the increase in export, of about 72%.
Manufacture of food products had a significant impact on the increase in export, with the share of about 8% in total export and with about 24% of the export increase.
Manufacturing also contributed the most to the increase in import of about 33% in 2022, with the share of about 79% in total import.
Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products contributed the most to the increase in import within Manufacturing, with the share of about 7% in total import and about 158% of the import increase.
Manufacture of food products also contributed significantly to the increase in import, with the share of about 8% in total import and about 31% of the import increase.
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply generated an increase in export of about 231% in 2022 compared to the previous year, with the share of about 6% in total export.
Mining and quarrying generated an increase in import of about 191% in 2022 compared to 2021 and accounted for about 13% of total import.
Mineral fuels and lubricants generated a fifth of the total export value and a quarter of the total import value
According to the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC), the highest value of export and import was attained in the Mineral fuels and lubricants sector. In 2022, export in that sector amounted to about 36 billion kuna, accounting for about 20% of the total Croatian export. In the same period, import amounted to about 81 billion kuna and had a share of about 26%.
Hungary, along with Italy, Germany, and Slovenia, among the most important trade partners from the EU
The most important market for the Republic of Croatia is the EU, as foreign trade in goods with EU Member States accounted for about 69% of the total export in 2022, which increased by 33% compared to the year before, and for about 71% of the total import, which increased by about 36%.
The largest foreign trade partners from the EU in 2022 were Italy, Hungary, Germany, and Slovenia.
Italy, as a partner country to which the largest quantity of goods was exported in 2022, having a share of about 12% in total export, and an increase of about 23% compared to the previous year. The largest share of goods was imported also from Italy, which accounted for about 14% in total Croatian import and generated an increase of about 62% compared to 2021.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, USA, and Serbia the most important partners outside the EU
In 2022, foreign trade in goods with non-EU countries accounted for about 31% of the total export, which increased by about 28% compared to 2021. Also, foreign trade in goods with non-EU countries accounted for about 29% of the total import, which increased by about 85% compared to 2021.
The largest foreign trade partners outside the EU with which the Republic of Croatia realised trade in goods in 2022 were Bosnia and Herzegovina, the USA, and Serbia. In 2022, about 10% of the total Croatian export was realised with Bosnia and Herzegovina, which increased by about 54% compared to the previous year, while import increased by about 47%.
Republic of Croatia in EU
According to the provisional data of Eurostat, the export of goods outside the EU increased by about 18% in 2022 compared to 2021, and the import of goods increased by about 41%. As a result, the EU's trade in goods recorded a deficit of 431.2 billion euro, which is the largest deficit ever recorded.
Trade in goods within the EU increased by about 23% in 2022 compared to 2021. The largest increase in import within the EU was recorded in Latvia, of about 45%, followed by Estonia and Croatia, of about 35%.
In 2022, the vast majority of EU Member States traded more within the EU internal market than with countries outside the EU.
1 FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA
|
|
Export |
Import |
Balance of foreign trade in goods |
Coverage of import by export, % |
Thousand kuna |
Thousand euros |
Thousand US $ |
Thousand kuna |
Thousand euros |
Thousand US $ |
Thousand kuna |
Thousand euros |
Thousand US $ |
2021 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
I |
8 538 278 |
1 132 628 |
1 388 896 |
12 979 877 |
1 721 490 |
2 112 010 |
-4 441 599 |
-588 862 |
-723 115 |
65,8 |
|
II |
9 773 754 |
1 293 751 |
1 569 293 |
15 713 530 |
2 079 757 |
2 522 775 |
-5 939 776 |
-786 006 |
-953 482 |
62,2 |
|
III |
12 249 668 |
1 617 693 |
1 954 787 |
18 640 272 |
2 461 314 |
2 971 084 |
-6 390 604 |
-843 621 |
-1 016 297 |
65,7 |
|
IV |
11 555 985 |
1 527 304 |
1 800 016 |
17 234 499 |
2 278 069 |
2 680 077 |
-5 678 515 |
-750 766 |
-880 061 |
67,1 |
|
V |
11 446 778 |
1 514 802 |
1 830 313 |
17 197 452 |
2 276 091 |
2 750 709 |
-5 750 673 |
-761 289 |
-920 396 |
66,6 |
|
VI |
12 082 449 |
1 607 911 |
1 960 951 |
18 442 083 |
2 454 098 |
2 992 233 |
-6 359 634 |
-846 187 |
-1 031 282 |
65,5 |
|
VII |
11 667 286 |
1 557 560 |
1 852 331 |
18 140 403 |
2 421 790 |
2 880 034 |
-6 473 117 |
-864 231 |
-1 027 703 |
64,3 |
|
VIII |
9 599 188 |
1 280 049 |
1 518 487 |
16 812 889 |
2 241 852 |
2 660 997 |
-7 213 701 |
-961 803 |
-1 142 510 |
57,1 |
|
IX |
12 097 047 |
1 615 475 |
1 907 148 |
19 150 289 |
2 557 445 |
3 019 998 |
-7 053 241 |
-941 971 |
-1 112 850 |
63,2 |
|
X |
12 710 373 |
1 696 335 |
1 974 796 |
19 385 915 |
2 587 371 |
3 028 234 |
-6 675 541 |
-891 036 |
-1 053 438 |
65,6 |
|
XI |
13 828 493 |
1 841 998 |
2 146 978 |
20 109 113 |
2 678 453 |
3 121 703 |
-6 280 620 |
-836 455 |
-974 726 |
68,8 |
|
XII |
12 733 366 |
1 693 801 |
1 924 035 |
19 836 305 |
2 638 044 |
2 996 958 |
-7 102 939 |
-944 243 |
-1 072 922 |
64,2 |
|
I – XII |
138 282 665 |
18 379 307 |
21 828 031 |
213 642 625 |
28 395 776 |
33 736 812 |
-75 359 960 |
-10 016 469 |
-11 908 781 |
64,7 |
2022 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
I |
11 253 432 |
1 496 956 |
1 693 397 |
19 364 619 |
2 575 847 |
2 914 112 |
-8 111 187 |
-1 078 891 |
-1 220 716 |
58,1 |
|
II |
12 529 302 |
1 664 516 |
1 870 153 |
21 862 637 |
2 904 320 |
3 258 998 |
-9 333 336 |
-1 239 803 |
-1 388 845 |
57,3 |
|
III |
14 794 214 |
1 962 036 |
2 210 178 |
28 348 836 |
3 758 720 |
4 230 512 |
-13 554 622 |
-1 796 683 |
-2 020 334 |
52,2 |
|
IV |
13 946 211 |
1 841 986 |
2 040 464 |
26 133 238 |
3 451 627 |
3 824 503 |
-12 187 026 |
-1 609 641 |
-1 784 039 |
53,4 |
|
V |
15 337 511 |
2 029 486 |
2 160 223 |
26 834 097 |
3 550 560 |
3 777 599 |
-11 496 586 |
-1 521 074 |
-1 617 376 |
57,2 |
|
VI |
16 191 159 |
2 150 962 |
2 288 714 |
26 565 972 |
3 529 038 |
3 757 830 |
-10 374 813 |
-1 378 076 |
-1 469 116 |
60,9 |
|
VII |
16 187 174 |
2 152 106 |
2 253 632 |
27 392 020 |
3 641 834 |
3 813 782 |
-11 204 846 |
-1 489 728 |
-1 560 150 |
59,1 |
|
VIII |
14 158 629 |
1 884 481 |
1 925 049 |
29 250 412 |
3 893 285 |
3 978 264 |
-15 091 782 |
-2 008 804 |
-2 053 216 |
48,4 |
|
IX |
18 755 380 |
2 498 517 |
2 489 045 |
28 825 544 |
3 840 052 |
3 825 322 |
-10 070 163 |
-1 341 535 |
-1 336 277 |
65,1 |
|
X |
16 300 784 |
2 166 922 |
2 137 720 |
28 114 157 |
3 737 122 |
3 683 309 |
-11 813 373 |
-1 570 200 |
-1 545 589 |
58,0 |
|
XI |
17 352 000 |
2 305 296 |
2 283 072 |
26 843 816 |
3 566 223 |
3 533 297 |
-9 491 816 |
-1 260 926 |
-1 250 225 |
64,6 |
|
XII |
14 837 589 |
1 966 593 |
2 031 518 |
25 892 865 |
3 431 785 |
3 545 949 |
-11 055 275 |
-1 465 192 |
-1 514 431 |
57,3 |
|
I ‒ XII |
181 643 385 |
24 119 858 |
25 383 164 |
315 428 212 |
41 880 412 |
44 143 477 |
-133 784 827 |
-17 760 555 |
-18 760 313 |
57,6 |
|
I FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA, KUNA
1 EXPORT AND IMPORT, ACCORDING TO NKD 2007
|
|
Export |
Import |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
|
|
Total |
138 282 665 |
181 643 385 |
131,4 |
213 642 625 |
315 428 212 |
147,6 |
A |
|
Agriculture, forestry and fishing |
8 166 007 |
10 532 702 |
129,0 |
5 828 413 |
7 779 974 |
133,5 |
B |
|
Mining and quarrying |
6 746 778 |
13 437 018 |
199,2 |
13 921 094 |
40 555 360 |
291,3 |
C |
|
Manufacturing |
116 310 355 |
142 230 093 |
122,3 |
186 373 590 |
248 444 384 |
133,3 |
|
10 |
Manufacture of food products |
11 052 586 |
13 655 299 |
123,5 |
19 407 096 |
25 370 197 |
130,7 |
|
11 |
Manufacture of beverages |
1 351 819 |
1 741 490 |
128,8 |
2 047 138 |
2 450 909 |
119,7 |
|
12 |
Manufacture of tobacco products |
1 208 229 |
1 518 892 |
125,7 |
1 171 912 |
1 787 239 |
152,5 |
|
13 |
Manufacture of textiles |
1 370 352 |
1 635 891 |
119,4 |
3 140 117 |
3 941 101 |
125,5 |
|
14 |
Manufacture of wearing apparel |
5 375 081 |
6 800 513 |
126,5 |
8 961 082 |
11 392 283 |
127,1 |
|
15 |
Manufacture of leather and related products |
3 225 274 |
3 509 404 |
108,8 |
4 506 907 |
5 236 947 |
116,2 |
|
16 |
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials |
6 882 752 |
9 044 895 |
131,4 |
3 090 310 |
4 064 549 |
131,5 |
|
17 |
Manufacture of paper and paper products |
2 695 399 |
3 609 995 |
133,9 |
4 352 254 |
6 098 315 |
140,1 |
|
18 |
Printing and reproduction of recorded media |
17 399 |
18 858 |
108,4 |
18 426 |
29 252 |
158,8 |
|
19 |
Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products |
6 978 965 |
11 985 734 |
171,7 |
9 042 579 |
23 346 579 |
258,2 |
|
20 |
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products |
8 001 469 |
9 111 147 |
113,9 |
18 344 702 |
22 954 939 |
125,1 |
|
21 |
Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations |
7 645 172 |
7 947 161 |
104,0 |
12 187 637 |
13 397 310 |
109,9 |
|
22 |
Manufacture of rubber and plastic products |
4 678 641 |
5 675 218 |
121,3 |
9 414 881 |
10 991 782 |
116,7 |
|
23 |
Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products |
4 490 183 |
5 595 659 |
124,6 |
3 971 920 |
5 357 889 |
134,9 |
|
24 |
Manufacture of basic metals |
6 107 544 |
7 815 345 |
128,0 |
15 112 466 |
20 653 981 |
136,7 |
|
25 |
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment |
9 342 826 |
11 112 886 |
118,9 |
8 072 945 |
9 687 169 |
120,0 |
|
26 |
Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products |
4 318 839 |
4 748 022 |
109,9 |
12 328 392 |
14 809 231 |
120,1 |
|
27 |
Manufacture of electrical equipment |
10 931 759 |
13 301 874 |
121,7 |
11 729 507 |
14 831 053 |
126,4 |
|
28 |
Manufacture of machinery and equipment n. e. c. |
8 025 002 |
9 796 685 |
122,1 |
15 639 997 |
19 947 375 |
127,5 |
|
29 |
Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers |
4 786 337 |
5 070 832 |
105,9 |
13 376 462 |
17 136 640 |
128,1 |
|
30 |
Manufacture of other transport equipment |
4 110 841 |
4 222 760 |
102,7 |
2 688 596 |
5 034 950 |
187,3 |
|
31 |
Manufacture of furniture |
2 152 771 |
2 464 944 |
114,5 |
3 063 956 |
3 751 115 |
122,4 |
|
32 |
Other manufacturing |
1 561 116 |
1 846 586 |
118,3 |
4 704 307 |
6 173 581 |
131,2 |
D |
|
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply |
3 257 426 |
10 774 304 |
330,8 |
5 517 466 |
16 166 770 |
293,0 |
E |
|
Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities |
3 124 378 |
3 628 979 |
116,2 |
1 411 115 |
1 883 098 |
133,4 |
J |
|
Information and communication |
542 232 |
631 533 |
116,5 |
517 350 |
578 221 |
111,8 |
M |
|
Professional, scientific and technical activities |
147 |
90 |
61,6 |
560 |
685 |
122,4 |
R |
|
Arts, entertainment and recreation |
3 615 |
5 599 |
154,9 |
3 992 |
3 147 |
78,8 |
|
|
Not classified |
131 728 |
403 067 |
306,0 |
69 045 |
16 572 |
24,0 |
|
2 EXPORT AND IMPORT, ACCORDING TO SITC SECTIONS
|
|
Export |
Import |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
|
Total |
138 282 665 |
181 643 385 |
131,4 |
213 642 625 |
315 428 212 |
147,6 |
0 |
Food and live animals |
15 898 871 |
20 100 039 |
126,4 |
22 588 456 |
29 260 412 |
129,5 |
1 |
Beverages and tobacco |
2 406 533 |
3 059 937 |
127,2 |
3 300 036 |
4 328 648 |
131,2 |
2 |
Crude materials, except fuels |
10 953 794 |
13 452 649 |
122,8 |
4 575 228 |
6 079 185 |
132,9 |
3 |
Mineral fuels and lubricants |
16 448 665 |
35 591 780 |
216,4 |
28 995 152 |
80 667 006 |
278,2 |
4 |
Animal and vegetable oils and fats |
837 268 |
1 185 786 |
141,6 |
1 137 751 |
1 734 934 |
152,5 |
5 |
Chemical products |
17 319 882 |
19 299 319 |
111,4 |
32 636 544 |
38 978 828 |
119,4 |
6 |
Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material |
23 917 159 |
29 127 542 |
121,8 |
38 744 039 |
49 190 356 |
127,0 |
7 |
Machinery and transport equipment |
31 292 801 |
36 129 896 |
115,5 |
52 770 919 |
68 306 765 |
129,4 |
8 |
Miscellaneous manufactured articles |
18 430 152 |
22 272 387 |
120,8 |
28 396 577 |
34 918 055 |
123,0 |
9 |
Commodities and transactions, n. e. s. |
645 812 |
1 020 984 |
158,1 |
428 878 |
1 947 452 |
454,1 |
|
Not classified |
131 728 |
403 067 |
306,0 |
69 045 |
16 572 |
24,0 |
|
3 EXPORT AND IMPORT , ACCORDING TO ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF COUNTRIES
|
|
Export |
Import |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
Total |
138 282 665 |
181 643 385 |
131,4 |
213 642 625 |
315 428 212 |
147,6 |
EU Member States1) |
94 022 966 |
125 037 163 |
133,0 |
163 555 647 |
222 892 299 |
136,3 |
Austria |
8 034 664 |
9 609 367 |
119,6 |
13 396 666 |
16 343 975 |
122,0 |
Belgium |
1 913 767 |
1 752 622 |
91,6 |
4 316 233 |
5 186 641 |
120,2 |
Bulgaria |
816 937 |
1 036 293 |
126,9 |
2 467 965 |
3 025 188 |
122,6 |
Cyprus |
82 496 |
394 071 |
477,7 |
81 999 |
97 860 |
119,3 |
Czech Republic |
2 116 875 |
2 615 958 |
123,6 |
4 864 776 |
6 033 073 |
124,0 |
Denmark |
657 531 |
926 789 |
140,9 |
1 175 337 |
1 659 456 |
141,2 |
Estonia |
104 033 |
149 797 |
144,0 |
59 114 |
122 984 |
208,0 |
Finland |
288 125 |
330 597 |
114,7 |
304 521 |
484 633 |
159,1 |
France |
3 696 854 |
4 400 643 |
119,0 |
5 287 380 |
6 681 128 |
126,4 |
Greece |
721 864 |
1 109 794 |
153,7 |
2 304 576 |
2 248 111 |
97,5 |
Ireland |
376 760 |
502 634 |
133,4 |
783 213 |
806 611 |
103,0 |
Italy |
18 100 338 |
22 204 163 |
122,7 |
26 952 495 |
43 702 542 |
162,1 |
Latvia |
258 338 |
204 825 |
79,3 |
114 004 |
135 696 |
119,0 |
Lithuania |
435 613 |
610 143 |
140,1 |
402 949 |
545 929 |
135,5 |
Luxembourg |
90 926 |
130 917 |
144,0 |
100 430 |
107 646 |
107,2 |
Hungary |
11 418 600 |
20 564 536 |
180,1 |
15 825 405 |
23 055 173 |
145,7 |
Malta |
319 270 |
351 400 |
110,1 |
215 819 |
128 081 |
59,3 |
Netherlands |
2 400 321 |
2 650 082 |
110,4 |
8 224 824 |
10 524 821 |
128,0 |
Germany |
17 043 183 |
20 641 404 |
121,1 |
31 614 499 |
39 376 976 |
124,6 |
Poland |
2 875 152 |
3 830 190 |
133,2 |
8 698 456 |
10 919 208 |
125,5 |
Portugal |
448 377 |
633 207 |
141,2 |
293 656 |
575 402 |
195,9 |
Romania |
2 459 105 |
2 718 313 |
110,5 |
2 255 582 |
3 388 260 |
150,2 |
Northern Ireland |
10 808 |
19 221 |
177,8 |
56 899 |
52 982 |
93,1 |
Slovakia |
1 327 072 |
1 896 095 |
142,9 |
4 644 049 |
6 326 970 |
136,2 |
Slovenia |
14 864 621 |
21 013 969 |
141,4 |
23 410 422 |
34 048 150 |
145,4 |
Spain |
2 092 957 |
3 078 147 |
147,1 |
4 366 487 |
5 456 292 |
125,0 |
Sweden |
1 038 856 |
1 600 811 |
154,1 |
1 329 251 |
1 857 632 |
139,8 |
Not classified |
29 523 |
61 176 |
207,2 |
8 641 |
881 |
10,2 |
EFTA countries |
2 519 983 |
2 933 238 |
116,4 |
1 559 970 |
1 642 265 |
105,3 |
Iceland |
15 681 |
27 383 |
174,6 |
270 |
379 |
140,6 |
Liechtenstein |
144 328 |
201 829 |
139,8 |
427 |
794 |
186,1 |
Norway |
532 722 |
644 101 |
120,9 |
158 616 |
179 572 |
113,2 |
Switzerland |
1 827 250 |
2 059 924 |
112,7 |
1 400 658 |
1 461 520 |
104,3 |
CEFTA countries |
23 391 242 |
34 698 232 |
148,3 |
14 387 213 |
23 099 889 |
160,6 |
Albania |
649 994 |
918 982 |
141,4 |
146 955 |
334 179 |
227,4 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
12 241 202 |
18 862 109 |
154,1 |
7 336 367 |
10 749 158 |
146,5 |
Montenegro |
1 748 171 |
2 313 713 |
132,4 |
41 209 |
63 528 |
154,2 |
Kosovo |
849 033 |
1 007 367 |
118,6 |
49 126 |
83 446 |
169,9 |
Moldova |
17 608 |
38 381 |
218,0 |
23 846 |
39 808 |
166,9 |
North Macedonia |
1 091 556 |
1 222 150 |
112,0 |
763 922 |
890 276 |
116,5 |
Serbia |
6 793 679 |
10 335 529 |
152,1 |
6 025 788 |
10 939 495 |
181,5 |
OPEC countries |
1 064 453 |
1 447 679 |
136,0 |
1 591 225 |
608 071 |
38,2 |
Algeria |
45 181 |
53 404 |
118,2 |
154 195 |
199 579 |
129,4 |
Angola |
3 079 |
29 902 |
971,1 |
1 |
- |
- |
Equatorial Guinea |
1 065 |
2 348 |
220,5 |
57 196 |
- |
- |
Gabon |
6 028 |
9 729 |
161,4 |
668 |
809 |
121,1 |
Iraq |
24 994 |
27 157 |
108,7 |
11 |
4 171 |
2) |
Iran, Islamic Republic of |
26 658 |
38 207 |
143,3 |
34 844 |
45 306 |
130,0 |
Congo |
5 100 |
8 798 |
172,5 |
- |
- |
- |
Kuwait |
55 258 |
73 680 |
133,3 |
12 |
690 |
2) |
Libya |
72 016 |
70 884 |
98,4 |
147 981 |
17 982 |
12,2 |
Nigeria |
16 181 |
68 907 |
425,9 |
940 445 |
115 973 |
12,3 |
Saudi Arabia |
369 792 |
549 339 |
148,6 |
48 829 |
97 628 |
199,9 |
United Arab Emirates |
437 956 |
515 104 |
117,6 |
203 099 |
125 437 |
61,8 |
Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of |
1 146 |
221 |
19,3 |
3 945 |
496 |
12,6 |
Other countries in Europe |
6 126 416 |
6 802 015 |
111,0 |
8 233 047 |
9 830 509 |
119,4 |
Belarus |
122 754 |
101 708 |
82,9 |
87 730 |
20 822 |
23,7 |
Russian Federation |
1 536 920 |
1 369 393 |
89,1 |
3 480 569 |
3 555 481 |
102,2 |
Turkey |
2 010 162 |
2 635 173 |
131,1 |
3 333 467 |
4 782 705 |
143,5 |
United Kingdom3) |
1 587 102 |
1 763 145 |
111,1 |
997 484 |
869 476 |
87,2 |
Ukraine |
435 565 |
579 839 |
133,1 |
330 800 |
569 487 |
172,2 |
Other countries |
433 913 |
352 758 |
81,3 |
2 996 |
32 538 |
2) |
Other countries in Asia |
3 049 784 |
3 553 917 |
116,5 |
16 314 279 |
26 772 119 |
164,1 |
Azerbaijan |
37 560 |
57 326 |
152,6 |
4 750 698 |
8 838 446 |
186,0 |
Bangladesh |
16 977 |
19 140 |
112,7 |
96 095 |
238 286 |
248,0 |
Philippines |
20 230 |
27 270 |
134,8 |
14 311 |
16 197 |
113,2 |
Hong Kong, China |
179 776 |
81 923 |
45,6 |
33 978 |
37 872 |
111,5 |
India |
205 999 |
231 624 |
112,4 |
797 354 |
1 153 182 |
144,6 |
Indonesia |
62 888 |
65 157 |
103,6 |
229 720 |
881 909 |
383,9 |
Israel |
260 658 |
856 969 |
328,8 |
132 389 |
338 895 |
256,0 |
Japan |
287 927 |
374 878 |
130,2 |
255 618 |
365 789 |
143,1 |
Qatar |
149 451 |
103 150 |
69,0 |
469 995 |
1 717 697 |
365,5 |
Kazakhstan |
140 256 |
159 213 |
113,5 |
300 008 |
535 934 |
178,6 |
China |
667 473 |
643 241 |
96,4 |
7 678 071 |
10 297 678 |
134,1 |
Korea, Republic of |
87 865 |
78 979 |
89,9 |
502 842 |
705 115 |
140,2 |
Lebanon |
56 787 |
87 377 |
153,9 |
111 |
72 |
65,0 |
Malaysia |
152 088 |
21 364 |
14,0 |
133 927 |
220 740 |
164,8 |
Pakistan |
39 726 |
32 001 |
80,6 |
76 252 |
161 792 |
212,2 |
Singapore |
36 929 |
74 080 |
200,6 |
104 704 |
155 764 |
148,8 |
Thailand |
28 873 |
44 913 |
155,6 |
154 525 |
142 079 |
91,9 |
Taiwan, China |
86 459 |
82 333 |
95,2 |
225 648 |
278 554 |
123,4 |
Viet Nam |
188 917 |
215 621 |
114,1 |
210 583 |
362 860 |
172,3 |
Other countries |
342 946 |
297 360 |
86,7 |
147 449 |
323 256 |
219,2 |
Other countries in Africa |
1 149 615 |
1 823 212 |
158,6 |
1 336 340 |
3 435 515 |
257,1 |
Egypt |
629 775 |
822 504 |
130,6 |
1 068 484 |
3 077 890 |
288,1 |
Ethiopia |
36 195 |
16 917 |
46,7 |
43 197 |
46 830 |
108,4 |
South Africa |
121 555 |
102 624 |
84,4 |
58 478 |
95 369 |
163,1 |
Morocco |
164 625 |
551 681 |
335,1 |
74 868 |
56 457 |
75,4 |
Tunisia |
26 655 |
51 206 |
192,1 |
35 089 |
41 506 |
118,3 |
Other countries |
170 810 |
278 279 |
162,9 |
56 224 |
117 462 |
208,9 |
Other countries in America |
5 245 869 |
4 961 908 |
94,6 |
5 568 178 |
25 403 366 |
456,2 |
Argentina |
18 587 |
75 448 |
405,9 |
63 343 |
100 488 |
158,6 |
Brazil |
114 138 |
81 423 |
71,3 |
115 568 |
199 141 |
172,3 |
Canada |
423 063 |
388 516 |
91,8 |
119 323 |
246 663 |
206,7 |
Mexico |
64 965 |
85 457 |
131,5 |
150 803 |
441 329 |
292,7 |
United States |
4 501 629 |
4 178 826 |
92,8 |
4 348 159 |
23 920 758 |
550,1 |
Other countries |
123 486 |
152 239 |
123,3 |
770 982 |
494 987 |
64,2 |
Countries of Oceania |
1 620 519 |
201 981 |
12,5 |
288 539 |
164 342 |
57,0 |
Australia |
142 042 |
176 466 |
124,2 |
282 632 |
39 964 |
14,1 |
New Zealand |
13 604 |
22 498 |
165,4 |
5 857 |
10 896 |
186,0 |
Other countries |
1 464 873 |
3 016 |
0,2 |
50 |
113 482 |
2) |
Not classified |
91 819 |
184 041 |
200,4 |
808 187 |
1 579 837 |
195,5 |
|
II FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA, EURO
1 AVERAGE EXCHANGE RATE OF EURO IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA
|
|
Export |
Import |
I – XII 2021 |
I – XII 2022 |
Indices I – XII 2022 I – XII 2021 |
I – XII 2021 |
I – XII 2022 |
Indices I – XII 2022 I – XII 2021 |
Average exchange rate for 1 euro in kuna |
7,5238 |
7,5309 |
100,1 |
7,5237 |
7,5316 |
100,1 |
|
2 EXPORT AND IMPORT, ACCORDING TO NKD 2007
|
|
Export |
Import |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
|
|
Total |
18 379 307 |
24 119 858 |
131,2 |
28 395 776 |
41 880 412 |
147,5 |
A |
|
Agriculture, forestry and fishing |
1 085 733 |
1 398 562 |
128,8 |
774 421 |
1 032 709 |
133,4 |
B |
|
Mining and quarrying |
896 167 |
1 784 293 |
199,1 |
1 851 477 |
5 390 272 |
291,1 |
C |
|
Manufacturing |
15 458 665 |
18 885 602 |
122,2 |
24 769 751 |
32 980 446 |
133,1 |
|
10 |
Manufacture of food products |
1 469 158 |
1 813 285 |
123,4 |
2 579 844 |
3 368 119 |
130,6 |
|
11 |
Manufacture of beverages |
179 729 |
231 283 |
128,7 |
272 125 |
325 373 |
119,6 |
|
12 |
Manufacture of tobacco products |
160 556 |
201 670 |
125,6 |
155 777 |
237 292 |
152,3 |
|
13 |
Manufacture of textiles |
182 102 |
217 204 |
119,3 |
417 236 |
523 136 |
125,4 |
|
14 |
Manufacture of wearing apparel |
714 493 |
902 793 |
126,4 |
1 191 122 |
1 512 718 |
127,0 |
|
15 |
Manufacture of leather and related products |
428 519 |
465 883 |
108,7 |
598 803 |
695 231 |
116,1 |
|
16 |
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials |
914 742 |
1 200 841 |
131,3 |
410 752 |
539 503 |
131,3 |
|
17 |
Manufacture of paper and paper products |
358 287 |
479 274 |
133,8 |
578 480 |
809 567 |
139,9 |
|
18 |
Printing and reproduction of recorded media |
2 312 |
2 503 |
108,3 |
2 449 |
3 883 |
158,6 |
|
19 |
Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products |
928 458 |
1 592 775 |
171,6 |
1 202 534 |
3 098 751 |
257,7 |
|
20 |
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products |
1 063 698 |
1 209 782 |
113,7 |
2 437 837 |
3 047 235 |
125,0 |
|
21 |
Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations |
1 015 518 |
1 055 393 |
103,9 |
1 619 240 |
1 778 348 |
109,8 |
|
22 |
Manufacture of rubber and plastic products |
621 809 |
753 375 |
121,2 |
1 251 142 |
1 459 149 |
116,6 |
|
23 |
Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products |
596 786 |
742 978 |
124,5 |
527 812 |
711 240 |
134,8 |
|
24 |
Manufacture of basic metals |
811 904 |
1 037 386 |
127,8 |
2 008 911 |
2 741 242 |
136,5 |
|
25 |
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment |
1 241 817 |
1 475 509 |
118,8 |
1 072 766 |
1 286 079 |
119,9 |
|
26 |
Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products |
574 072 |
630 520 |
109,8 |
1 638 497 |
1 966 303 |
120,0 |
|
27 |
Manufacture of electrical equipment |
1 452 977 |
1 766 075 |
121,5 |
1 559 048 |
1 969 194 |
126,3 |
|
28 |
Manufacture of machinery and equipment n. e. c. |
1 066 598 |
1 300 757 |
122,0 |
2 078 542 |
2 647 904 |
127,4 |
|
29 |
Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers |
635 833 |
673 230 |
105,9 |
1 776 911 |
2 274 451 |
128,0 |
|
30 |
Manufacture of other transport equipment |
545 758 |
560 686 |
102,7 |
357 539 |
668 149 |
186,9 |
|
31 |
Manufacture of furniture |
286 055 |
327 218 |
114,4 |
407 131 |
498 002 |
122,3 |
|
32 |
Other manufacturing |
207 484 |
245 181 |
118,2 |
625 252 |
819 576 |
131,1 |
D |
|
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply |
433 455 |
1 431 651 |
330,3 |
734 088 |
2 147 725 |
292,6 |
E |
|
Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities |
415 168 |
481 609 |
116,0 |
187 451 |
249 772 |
133,2 |
J |
|
Information and communication |
72 076 |
83 849 |
116,3 |
68 776 |
76 779 |
111,6 |
M |
|
Professional, scientific and technical activities |
20 |
12 |
61,3 |
74 |
91 |
122,4 |
R |
|
Arts, entertainment and recreation |
481 |
744 |
154,7 |
530 |
418 |
78,8 |
|
|
Not classified |
17 544 |
53 536 |
305,2 |
9 207 |
2 200 |
23,9 |
|
3 EXPORT AND IMPORT, ACCORDING TO SITC SECTIONS
|
|
Export |
Import |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
|
Total |
18 379 307 |
24 119 858 |
131,2 |
28 395 776 |
41 880 412 |
147,5 |
0 |
Food and live animals |
2 113 423 |
2 669 057 |
126,3 |
3 002 434 |
3 884 439 |
129,4 |
1 |
Beverages and tobacco |
319 854 |
406 341 |
127,0 |
438 693 |
574 702 |
131,0 |
2 |
Crude materials, except fuels |
1 455 998 |
1 786 020 |
122,7 |
607 911 |
806 764 |
132,7 |
3 |
Mineral fuels and lubricants |
2 187 103 |
4 728 388 |
216,2 |
3 856 274 |
10 716 052 |
277,9 |
4 |
Animal and vegetable oils and fats |
111 296 |
157 391 |
141,4 |
151 297 |
230 374 |
152,3 |
5 |
Chemical products |
2 301 576 |
2 562 630 |
111,3 |
4 336 870 |
5 174 306 |
119,3 |
6 |
Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material |
3 178 866 |
3 866 912 |
121,6 |
5 149 241 |
6 529 545 |
126,8 |
7 |
Machinery and transport equipment |
4 158 323 |
4 797 168 |
115,4 |
7 012 810 |
9 067 658 |
129,3 |
8 |
Miscellaneous manufactured articles |
2 449 506 |
2 956 890 |
120,7 |
3 774 004 |
4 635 964 |
122,8 |
9 |
Commodities and transactions, n. e. s. |
85 818 |
135 525 |
157,9 |
57 034 |
258 408 |
453,1 |
|
Not classified |
17 544 |
53 536 |
305,2 |
9 207 |
2 200 |
23,9 |
|
4 EXPORT AND IMPORT, ACCORDING TO ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF COUNTRIES
|
|
Export |
Import |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2021 |
I ‒ XII 2022 |
Indices I − XII 2022 I − XII 2021 |
Total |
18 379 307 |
24 119 858 |
131,2 |
28 395 776 |
41 880 412 |
147,5 |
EU Member States1) |
12 495 591 |
16 597 005 |
132,8 |
21 735 637 |
29 582 018 |
136,1 |
Austria |
1 067 868 |
1 275 378 |
119,4 |
1 780 197 |
2 169 033 |
121,8 |
Belgium |
254 298 |
232 621 |
91,5 |
573 511 |
688 403 |
120,0 |
Bulgaria |
108 539 |
137 531 |
126,7 |
327 979 |
401 561 |
122,4 |
Cyprus |
10 945 |
52 356 |
478,3 |
10 896 |
12 989 |
119,2 |
Czech Republic |
281 356 |
347 249 |
123,4 |
646 311 |
800 759 |
123,9 |
Denmark |
87 367 |
123 036 |
140,8 |
156 185 |
220 254 |
141,0 |
Estonia |
13 827 |
19 882 |
143,8 |
7 855 |
16 325 |
207,8 |
Finland |
38 303 |
43 879 |
114,6 |
40 470 |
64 330 |
159,0 |
France |
491 224 |
584 102 |
118,9 |
702 539 |
886 702 |
126,2 |
Greece |
95 888 |
147 425 |
153,7 |
306 361 |
298 420 |
97,4 |
Ireland |
50 095 |
66 717 |
133,2 |
104 064 |
107 078 |
102,9 |
Italy |
2 405 723 |
2 946 968 |
122,5 |
3 582 250 |
5 799 360 |
161,9 |
Latvia |
34 317 |
27 187 |
79,2 |
15 148 |
18 010 |
118,9 |
Lithuania |
57 883 |
80 965 |
139,9 |
53 566 |
72 451 |
135,3 |
Luxembourg |
12 078 |
17 386 |
143,9 |
13 341 |
14 291 |
107,1 |
Hungary |
1 517 349 |
2 730 449 |
179,9 |
2 103 050 |
3 059 988 |
145,5 |
Malta |
42 363 |
46 678 |
110,2 |
28 720 |
16 995 |
59,2 |
Netherlands |
319 109 |
351 741 |
110,2 |
1 093 051 |
1 396 896 |
127,8 |
Germany |
2 265 025 |
2 739 586 |
121,0 |
4 201 334 |
5 226 160 |
124,4 |
Poland |
382 173 |
508 367 |
133,0 |
1 155 996 |
1 449 317 |
125,4 |
Portugal |
59 591 |
84 036 |
141,0 |
39 026 |
76 381 |
195,7 |
Romania |
326 738 |
360 799 |
110,4 |
299 822 |
449 659 |
150,0 |
Northern Ireland |
1 435 |
2 553 |
177,9 |
7 561 |
7 033 |
93,0 |
Slovakia |
176 391 |
251 696 |
142,7 |
617 128 |
839 764 |
136,1 |
Slovenia |
1 975 671 |
2 789 394 |
141,2 |
3 111 165 |
4 519 026 |
145,3 |
Spain |
278 092 |
408 455 |
146,9 |
580 318 |
724 144 |
124,8 |
Sweden |
138 016 |
212 445 |
153,9 |
176 651 |
246 574 |
139,6 |
Not classified |
3 929 |
8 127 |
206,8 |
1 145 |
117 |
10,2 |
EFTA countries |
334 901 |
389 763 |
116,4 |
207 432 |
218 236 |
105,2 |
Iceland |
2 087 |
3 641 |
174,5 |
36 |
50 |
140,4 |
Liechtenstein |
19 184 |
26 823 |
139,8 |
57 |
106 |
186,7 |
Norway |
70 780 |
85 569 |
120,9 |
21 120 |
23 864 |
113,0 |
Switzerland |
242 850 |
273 730 |
112,7 |
186 219 |
194 215 |
104,3 |
CEFTA countries |
3 110 814 |
4 611 656 |
148,2 |
1 912 981 |
3 069 989 |
160,5 |
Albania |
86 442 |
122 123 |
141,3 |
19 536 |
44 376 |
227,2 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
1 628 069 |
2 506 871 |
154,0 |
975 330 |
1 428 397 |
146,5 |
Montenegro |
232 499 |
307 509 |
132,3 |
5 479 |
8 446 |
154,1 |
Kosovo |
112 883 |
133 864 |
118,6 |
6 534 |
11 082 |
169,6 |
Moldova |
2 343 |
5 101 |
217,7 |
3 176 |
5 291 |
166,6 |
North Macedonia |
145 127 |
162 412 |
111,9 |
101 585 |
118 277 |
116,4 |
Serbia |
903 451 |
1 373 775 |
152,1 |
801 341 |
1 454 120 |
181,5 |
OPEC countries |
141 450 |
192 349 |
136,0 |
211 786 |
80 710 |
38,1 |
Algeria |
6 011 |
7 099 |
118,1 |
20 499 |
26 506 |
129,3 |
Angola |
410 |
3 976 |
969,5 |
0 |
- |
- |
Equatorial Guinea |
141 |
312 |
220,8 |
7 636 |
- |
- |
Gabon |
801 |
1 294 |
161,4 |
89 |
108 |
121,1 |
Iraq |
3 323 |
3 608 |
108,6 |
1 |
552 |
2) |
Iran, Islamic Republic of |
3 538 |
5 073 |
143,4 |
4 634 |
6 020 |
129,9 |
Congo |
678 |
1 169 |
172,4 |
- |
- |
- |
Kuwait |
7 351 |
9 787 |
133,1 |
2 |
92 |
2) |
Libya |
9 566 |
9 415 |
98,4 |
19 693 |
2 390 |
12,1 |
Nigeria |
2 152 |
9 159 |
425,7 |
125 117 |
15 415 |
12,3 |
Saudi Arabia |
49 124 |
73 009 |
148,6 |
6 498 |
12 976 |
199,7 |
United Arab Emirates |
58 201 |
68 418 |
117,6 |
27 093 |
16 585 |
61,2 |
Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of |
153 |
29 |
19,2 |
524 |
66 |
12,6 |
Other countries in Europe |
814 344 |
903 719 |
111,0 |
1 094 758 |
1 306 048 |
119,3 |
Belarus |
16 318 |
13 522 |
82,9 |
11 663 |
2 768 |
23,7 |
Russian Federation |
204 341 |
182 076 |
89,1 |
462 848 |
472 265 |
102,0 |
Turkey |
267 063 |
349 874 |
131,0 |
443 147 |
635 523 |
143,4 |
United Kingdom3) |
211 009 |
234 273 |
111,0 |
132 717 |
115 477 |
87,0 |
Ukraine |
57 879 |
77 113 |
133,2 |
43 984 |
75 687 |
172,1 |
Other countries |
57 734 |
46 862 |
81,2 |
398 |
4 327 |
2) |
Other countries in Asia |
405 314 |
472 311 |
116,5 |
2 168 501 |
3 559 153 |
164,1 |
Azerbaijan |
5 003 |
7 602 |
151,9 |
631 028 |
1 175 039 |
186,2 |
Bangladesh |
2 259 |
2 542 |
112,5 |
12 780 |
31 668 |
247,8 |
Philippines |
2 681 |
3 621 |
135,1 |
1 904 |
2 154 |
113,1 |
Hong Kong, China |
23 842 |
10 887 |
45,7 |
4 525 |
5 033 |
111,2 |
India |
27 352 |
30 778 |
112,5 |
105 929 |
153 211 |
144,6 |
Indonesia |
8 357 |
8 662 |
103,6 |
30 557 |
117 303 |
383,9 |
Israel |
34 652 |
113 973 |
328,9 |
17 593 |
45 042 |
256,0 |
Japan |
38 181 |
49 843 |
130,5 |
33 955 |
48 606 |
143,1 |
Qatar |
19 874 |
13 696 |
68,9 |
62 709 |
228 832 |
364,9 |
Kazakhstan |
18 661 |
21 151 |
113,3 |
39 849 |
71 272 |
178,9 |
China |
88 729 |
85 450 |
96,3 |
1 020 869 |
1 368 703 |
134,1 |
Korea, Republic of |
11 676 |
10 496 |
89,9 |
66 849 |
93 721 |
140,2 |
Lebanon |
7 554 |
11 607 |
153,7 |
15 |
10 |
65,0 |
Malaysia |
20 251 |
2 838 |
14,0 |
17 792 |
29 331 |
164,9 |
Pakistan |
5 278 |
4 255 |
80,6 |
10 134 |
21 500 |
212,2 |
Singapore |
4 910 |
9 842 |
200,4 |
13 929 |
20 694 |
148,6 |
Thailand |
3 843 |
5 970 |
155,4 |
20 529 |
18 888 |
92,0 |
Taiwan, China |
11 476 |
10 940 |
95,3 |
29 985 |
37 012 |
123,4 |
Viet Nam |
25 111 |
28 642 |
114,1 |
27 958 |
48 205 |
172,4 |
Other countries |
45 624 |
39 515 |
86,6 |
19 614 |
42 929 |
218,9 |
Other countries in Africa |
152 792 |
242 356 |
158,6 |
177 737 |
456 064 |
256,6 |
Egypt |
83 732 |
109 326 |
130,6 |
142 148 |
408 543 |
287,4 |
Ethiopia |
4 805 |
2 248 |
46,8 |
5 735 |
6 217 |
108,4 |
South Africa |
16 136 |
13 637 |
84,5 |
7 774 |
12 679 |
163,1 |
Morocco |
21 871 |
73 349 |
335,4 |
9 946 |
7 502 |
75,4 |
Tunisia |
3 539 |
6 804 |
192,3 |
4 667 |
5 515 |
118,2 |
Other countries |
22 708 |
36 992 |
162,9 |
7 467 |
15 608 |
209,0 |
Other countries in America |
697 063 |
659 382 |
94,6 |
741 051 |
3 376 572 |
455,6 |
Argentina |
2 475 |
10 010 |
404,5 |
8 424 |
13 360 |
158,6 |
Brazil |
15 184 |
10 822 |
71,3 |
15 376 |
26 465 |
172,1 |
Canada |
56 256 |
51 622 |
91,8 |
15 861 |
32 787 |
206,7 |
Mexico |
8 634 |
11 357 |
131,5 |
20 051 |
58 689 |
292,7 |
United States |
598 098 |
555 334 |
92,9 |
578 589 |
3 179 435 |
549,5 |
Other countries |
16 416 |
20 237 |
123,3 |
102 751 |
65 836 |
64,1 |
Countries of Oceania |
214 810 |
26 841 |
12,5 |
38 212 |
21 804 |
57,1 |
Australia |
18 875 |
23 451 |
124,2 |
37 427 |
5 310 |
14,2 |
New Zealand |
1 808 |
2 990 |
165,4 |
778 |
1 449 |
186,1 |
Other countries |
194 128 |
400 |
0,2 |
7 |
15 045 |
2) |
Not classified |
12 227 |
24 475 |
200,2 |
107 679 |
209 819 |
194,9 |
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NOTES ON METHODOLOGY
Sources and methods of data collection
The data source for statistics on trading in goods with EU Member States is the Intrastat form used by the reporting units to report on arrivals and/or dispatches on a monthly basis, that is, for each month in which goods physically enter or leave the territory of the Republic of Croatia. The reporting units are all business entities, value added taxpayers whose value of trading in goods with EU Member States exceeds the exemption threshold determined for the reference year. For 2022, an exemption threshold of 2.6 million kuna for arrivals and of 1.5 million kuna for dispatches has been determined. In order to achieve complete harmonisation with the EU methodology and legislation, data on foreign trade in goods have been supplemented with the trade value below the exemption threshold after being estimated on the basis of data on supplies and acquisitions of goods in/from EU Member States provided by the Tax Administration Office of the Republic of Croatia.
The data source for statistics on trading in goods with third countries, that is, non-EU countries, are Single Administrative Documents on export and import of goods. The Croatian Bureau of Statistics receives the reviewed Single Administrative Documents from the Customs Administration of the Republic of Croatia in the form of data records.
Following basic methodological recommendations of the UN Statistical Office and Eurostat, the Croatian Bureau of Statistics statistically processes and disseminates collected Intrastat and Extrastat data as unique information on foreign trade in goods of the Republic of Croatia.
Legal basis
The legal basis for the conduct of the Intrastat survey is the European legislation related to statistics on trading in goods between EU Member States, Regulation (EU) 2019/2152 of the European Parliament and of the Council as well as the Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1197, the Official Statistics Act (NN, No. 25/20), the Annual Implementation Plan of Statistical Activities of the Republic of Croatia 2022 (NN, No. 42/22), and the Customs Administration Act (NN, Nos 68/13, 30/14, 115/16, 39/19 and 98/19). More detailed notes on methodology for this survey are published on the website of the Croatian Bureau of Statistics – Intrastat.
The legal basis for Extrastat is the European legislation related to statistics on trading in goods with third countries, Regulation (EU) 2019/2152 of the European Parliament and of the Council as well as the Commission Implementing Regulations (EU) 2020/1197 and (EU) 2021/1225, and the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/1704, the EU Customs Legislations Implementation Act (NN, No. 40/16), the Official Statistics Act (NN, No. 25/20), the Annual Implementation Plan of Statistical Activities of the Republic of Croatia 2022 (NN, No. 42/22), the Customs Administration Act (NN, Nos 68/13, 30/14, 115/16, 39/19 and 98/19), and the Ordinance on Filling in the Single Administrative Document (NN, Nos 65/19 and 136/20).
Coverage and comparability
Statistics on foreign trade in goods include all goods exported from or imported into the country. Data on foreign trade in goods include both export and import based on gross inward and outward processing.
Statistical value of goods is the value of goods at the Croatian border. Values for export, i. e. dispatches, are shown as an FOB-type value, while values for import, i. e. arrivals, are shown as a CIF-type value.
Amounts expressed in foreign currencies are converted into kuna, euros and American dollars according to the monthly exchange rate lists determined for the reporting month. The mean exchange rate of the Croatian National Bank is used.
In certain tables, the sum total may not equal the sum of individual figures due to the rounding to thousands.
Data by type of activities have been presented according to the NKD 2007 (NN, Nos 58/07 and 72/07), which entered into force on 1 January 2008 and is based on the European classification NACE, Rev. 2, which is obligatory in EU Member States. Data are presented using a production approach by which export and import data are reported according to the manufacturing activity from which the product originates.
Goods listed under export and import are classified, for statistical needs, according to the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC, Rev. 4).
Data on export are shown by countries of destination, while two methodological criteria has been applied, by which data on import are shown by countries. In Extrastat, data on import are shown by countries of origin of goods, while, in Intrastat, data on arrivals of goods are presented by countries of dispatch.
As of 1 January 2021, Intrastat reporting has been changed. The Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland, which entered into force on 1 January 2021, allowed Northern Ireland to remain an integral part of the customs territory of the United Kingdom, but at the same time to have certain benefits from the single market of the European Union.
The Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland for PSIs in the Republic of Croatia (for the reporting period from January 2021 onwards) means that the dispatch and arrival of goods to and from Northern Ireland must still be reported in Intrastat forms, and data are included in data on trade in goods with EU Member States. As of 1 January 2021, trade in goods with the United Kingdom is included under Other countries in Europe, and it excludes the data for Northern Ireland.
OPEC membership is subject to frequent changes. More detailed information about OPEC Member Countries is published on the website https://www.opec.org/.
Only Single Administrative Documents containing the date of receipt in a customs office in a particular month are processed for that month as well as Intrastat forms submitted for the reporting month. Already issued data for previous months are changed during the current year in order to classify subsequently received and/or corrected Intrastat forms and Single Administrative Documents for earlier periods.
Monthly data are corrected until final data processing for the current year is done (the middle of the next year). Monthly data are considered provisional until the final processing of the current year and dissemination of final data are done. Monthly data for 2021 and 2022 issued in this First Release are considered final.
Data on foreign trade in goods are available in the time series published on the website of the Croatian Bureau of Statistics under Statistics in Line; Economy – Basic Indicators (data from 2000) and Foreign Trade in Goods (data from 2010).
Abbreviations
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CEFTA |
Central European Free Trade Agreement |
CIF |
cost, insurance and freight |
EC |
European Community |
EFTA |
European Free Trade Association |
EU |
European Union |
Eurostat |
Statistical Office of the European Union |
FOB |
free on board |
mln |
million |
NACE |
Statistical Classification of Economic Activities in the European Community |
n.e.c. |
not elsewhere classified |
n.e.s. |
not elsewhere specified |
NKD 2007. |
National Classification of Activities, 2007 version |
NN |
Narodne novine, official gazette of the Republic of Croatia |
OPEC |
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries |
PSI |
provider of statistical information |
SITC |
Standard International Trade Classification |
UN |
United Nations |
US $ |
American dollar |
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Symbols |
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- |
no occurence |
0 |
value not zero but less than 0.5 of the unit of measure used |
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