Exports In 2022, Norway exported $48.8k in Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers, making it the 38th largest exporter of Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers in the world. At the same year, Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers was the 2882nd most exported product in Norway. The main destination of Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers exports from Norway are: Denmark ($17.3k), Poland ($9.58k), Latvia ($9.51k), Lithuania ($5.78k), and Azerbaijan ($2.77k).
The fastest growing export markets for Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers of Norway between 2021 and 2022 were Denmark ($14.1k), Latvia ($3.37k), and Azerbaijan ($2.77k).
Imports In 2022, Norway imported $202k in Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers, becoming the 36th largest importer of Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers in the world. At the same year, Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers was the 3547th most imported product in Norway. Norway imports Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers primarily from: Sweden ($83.4k), Belgium ($67.6k), United States ($25.1k), Japan ($12.3k), and Sri Lanka ($4.87k).
The fastest growing import markets in Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers for Norway between 2021 and 2022 were United States ($18.8k), Japan ($11.6k), and Sri Lanka ($4.87k).
COMPANIES In 2023, leading companies such as Hyosung (372), QVC Inc (240), and Chicken of the Sea (239) were at the forefront of shipping Mixtures of natural and synthetic rubbers from Norway to the United States.