Non-fillet Frozen Fish in Guinea | The Observatory of Economic Complexity

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Exports In 2022, Guinea exported $42.3M in Non-fillet Frozen Fish, making it the 67th largest exporter of Non-fillet Frozen Fish in the world. At the same year, Non-fillet Frozen Fish was the 5th most exported product in Guinea. The main destination of Non-fillet Frozen Fish exports from Guinea are: South Korea ($35.5M), Senegal ($3.72M), Tunisia ($2.34M), Japan ($459k), and Peru ($298k).

The fastest growing export markets for Non-fillet Frozen Fish of Guinea between 2021 and 2022 were Senegal ($3.72M), Tunisia ($2.34M), and Japan ($459k).

Imports In 2022, Guinea imported $47.4M in Non-fillet Frozen Fish, becoming the 63rd largest importer of Non-fillet Frozen Fish in the world. At the same year, Non-fillet Frozen Fish was the 28th most imported product in Guinea. Guinea imports Non-fillet Frozen Fish primarily from: Senegal ($27.7M), Mauritania ($4.81M), Oman ($4.26M), China ($2.96M), and Uruguay ($2.37M).

The fastest growing import markets in Non-fillet Frozen Fish for Guinea between 2021 and 2022 were Oman ($3.48M), Mauritania ($2.3M), and Uruguay ($1.51M).

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* Using January 2020 exchange rates when trade data is reported in local currency.

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EXPORTS (2022)$42.3M

IMPORTS (2022)$47.4M

NET TRADE (2022)-$5.09M

In 2022, Guinea exported $42.3M in Non-fillet Frozen Fish. The main destinations of Guinea exports on Non-fillet Frozen Fish were South Korea ($35.5M), Senegal ($3.72M), Tunisia ($2.34M), Japan ($459k), and Peru ($298k).

In 2022, Guinea imported $47.4M in Non-fillet Frozen Fish, mainly from Senegal ($27.7M), Mauritania ($4.81M), Oman ($4.26M), China ($2.96M), and Uruguay ($2.37M).