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FAO FAOSTAT Trade Data · Commodity · Code 845

Compound feed n.e.c.

Global agricultural trade data from FAO FAOSTAT. Cumulative 2018–2023 values for the top 50 trading nations.

$17.0B
exports, 2018–2023
$24.2B
imports, 2018–2023
41.3%
of trade is exports
#87 of 100
by cumulative trade value

Import-heavy trade mix

Compound feed n.e.c. in the thin-trade third

Exports are only 41.3% of total trade for Compound feed n.e.c., a lower-third export share (import-led book).

Cumulative 2018–2023 trade in Compound feed n.e.c. is $41.2B - a thin-third book; year-to-year swings are noisier, so pair totals with the exporter/importer tables. Even at thin scale, United States of America still tops exports and United States of America tops imports. US tariff classification depends on product form (raw, processed, packaged), so map each shipment to a specific HTS code before quoting landed cost.

Dig deeper: How US import duties work. Source: FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock (USD converted from 1000 USD units).

Trade Trend (2019–2023)

Year Total Exports (top 50 countries) Total Imports (top 50 countries)
2019 $2.4B $3.2B
2020 $2.6B $3.2B
2021 $2.7B $3.7B
2022 $2.9B $3.6B
2023 $3.0B $3.0B

Top Exporters (2023)

# Country Export Value
1 United States of America $1.9B
2 India $279.0M
3 Malaysia $272.7M
4 Canada $270.4M
5 China; Taiwan Province of $81.6M
6 Saudi Arabia $75.4M
7 Mexico $57.4M
8 Australia $45.1M
9 Russian Federation $13.0M
10 Iran (Islamic Republic of) $8.9M

Top Importers (2023)

# Country Import Value
1 United States of America $623.6M
2 Canada $404.1M
3 India $375.5M
4 Saudi Arabia $280.3M
5 Philippines $253.7M
6 Malaysia $243.3M
7 Mexico $237.3M
8 Australia $190.4M
9 China; Taiwan Province of $136.8M
10 Bangladesh $113.1M

Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries export the most Compound feed n.e.c.? ▼
United States of America still leads exports of Compound feed n.e.c. even on this thin-third book. The exporters table lists cumulative 2018–2023 values from FAO FAOSTAT top-50 nations.
Which countries import the most Compound feed n.e.c.? ▼
United States of America is the largest importer of Compound feed n.e.c.. On an import-led book, buyer concentration in that table is the first place to pressure-test landed cost.
How has global trade in Compound feed n.e.c. changed over time? ▼
Top-50 export value for Compound feed n.e.c. rose about 5% on the latest full-year pair; the trend table shows the full 2018–2023 arc from FAO FAOSTAT TCL.
What tariffs apply to importing Compound feed n.e.c. into the US? ▼
US duties follow the HTS. The rate depends on the exact product form and subheading. Use PlainTariff chapter and heading pages to find the published rate before quoting landed cost.
Where does the trade data come from? ▼
All figures on this Compound feed n.e.c. page come from FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock (TCL). Values are USD converted from FAO 1000 USD units; years cover 2018–2023.
Where does Compound feed n.e.c. rank among agricultural commodities tracked on PlainTariff? ▼
By cumulative 2018–2023 global trade value, Compound feed n.e.c. ranks #87 of 100 among FAO-tracked agricultural commodities on PlainTariff (highest total trade value = #1). Thin-third placement means ordinal moves can look large in percent terms even when absolute dollars stay small.

Nationwide commodities with similar trade scale

Two FAO FAOSTAT peer sets for Compound feed n.e.c., each excluding this commodity (country tables above stay the bilateral path).

Similar total trade value

Nearest other commodities by cumulative global trade ($41.2B here).

Groundnuts; shelled $41.2B Pistachios; in shell $41.0B Sesame seed $40.7B Horses $40.7B Pig meat; cuts; salted; dried or smoked (bacon and ham) $41.8B Oil of palm kernel $40.4B

Similar export share

Nearest other commodities by exports ÷ total trade (41.3% here).

Animal or vegetable fats and oils and their fractions; chemically modified; except those hydrogenated; inter-esterified; re-esterified or elaidinized; inedible mixtures or preparations of animal or vegetable fats or oils 44.2% export Other tropical fruits; n.e.c. 44.2% export Bananas 45.3% export Natural rubber in other forms 45.5% export Sesame seed 45.8% export Oil of palm kernel 45.9% export

Sources: U.S. International Trade Commission Harmonized Tariff Schedule (2026 Basic Edition) and FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock. See our methodology for how figures are computed.

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