HS Code:
The 'Not cut, not ground, and not pulverized' category refers to raw or minimally processed products, often within the agricultural or mineral sectors, classified under specific HS codes (exact code not provided in the query). These products are typically in their natural state, without significant alteration from their original form, and are used as inputs for further processing or direct consumption. This category may include items such as whole spices, unprocessed ores, or raw agricultural produce, depending on the specific HS code.
Total Trade Volume
USD 15.3 billion
Data from 2022
Source
United Nations Comtrade Database
Average Rate
5.7%
Highest Rate
25% (applied by certain developing countries for protective measures)
Lowest Rate
0% (under free trade agreements or for least developed countries)
Rising demand for organic and sustainably sourced raw products
Increased trade volume for certified producers, particularly in developing nations
2021-2022
Shift towards regional supply chains due to geopolitical tensions
Reduced long-haul trade routes, favoring intra-regional exporters
2020-2022
Technological advancements in storage and transportation
Extended shelf life of perishable raw goods, boosting trade volumes
2019-2022
The European Union introduced stricter phytosanitary requirements for raw agricultural products to prevent pest importation.
March 2023
Potential delays and increased costs for exporters to the EU market
A new bilateral trade agreement reduced tariffs on raw agricultural and mineral products, boosting exports from both countries.
December 2022
Expected 15% increase in trade volume for this category between the two nations
Severe droughts in Brazil and Argentina have reduced the output of key raw agricultural products, affecting global supply.
January 2023
Price surges and supply chain disruptions for importing countries