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Rapeseed or canola oil; crude

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

Global Exports
$60.1B
2018–2023 total
Global Imports
$61.7B
2018–2023 total
Top Exporter
Canada
Top Importer
United States of America

About Rapeseed or canola oil; crude Trade Data

This page tracks global trade flows for Rapeseed or canola oil; crude (FAO code 271) across the top 50 agricultural trading nations. Cumulative export value for 2018–2023 reached $60.1B, while global imports totaled $61.7B. The scale of this tariff-sensitive commodity matters because shifts in US import duties, Section 301 actions, or bilateral free trade agreements can move prices and supply lines in weeks rather than years.

Canada leads global exports of Rapeseed or canola oil; crude, while United States of America is the largest importer. On the US side, closely related products typically classify under HTS Chapter 12, where duty rates depend on the exact 8- or 10-digit subheading. Trade balance between exporting and importing nations reveals structural dependencies that tariff policy can either reinforce or disrupt.

Use this data to benchmark supplier countries, estimate market concentration, and anticipate how tariff changes ripple through Rapeseed or canola oil; crude supply chains. All figures come from FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock (TCL), converted from FAO 1000 USD reporting units to USD. Combine the trend table, top exporter/importer rankings, and the linked US HTS chapter to build a complete picture of where Rapeseed or canola oil; crude moves, how much is traded, and what tariffs apply at the US border.

Trade Trend (2019–2023)

Year Total Exports (top 50 countries) Total Imports (top 50 countries)
2019 $6.0B $6.0B
2020 $7.1B $6.8B
2021 $11.2B $11.0B
2022 $12.9B $12.6B
2023 $13.0B $13.0B

Top Exporters (2023)

# Country Export Value
1 Canada $5.3B
2 Germany $1.6B
3 Russian Federation $1.4B
4 France $716.3M
5 Netherlands (Kingdom of the) $666.7M
6 Belgium $579.4M
7 United Arab Emirates $398.6M
8 Czechia $393.1M
9 Ukraine $315.9M
10 Poland $286.7M

Top Importers (2023)

# Country Import Value
1 United States of America $4.9B
2 China; mainland $2.7B
3 Netherlands (Kingdom of the) $1.2B
4 Belgium $711.7M
5 Germany $570.4M
6 Mexico $290.6M
7 Sweden $249.1M
8 Poland $242.3M
9 France $214.2M
10 Republic of Korea $201.8M

Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries export the most Rapeseed or canola oil; crude?
Canada is the largest exporter of Rapeseed or canola oil; crude by value. The top exporters table shows cumulative trade values from the top 50 agricultural trading nations based on FAO FAOSTAT data (2018–2023).
Which countries import the most Rapeseed or canola oil; crude?
United States of America is the largest importer of Rapeseed or canola oil; crude by value. Import volumes reflect demand patterns across the top 50 trading nations tracked by the FAO.
How has global trade in Rapeseed or canola oil; crude changed over time?
The trend table above shows year-over-year changes in total export and import values for Rapeseed or canola oil; crude from the top 50 trading nations. Values are aggregated from FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock (TCL) data.
What tariffs apply to importing Rapeseed or canola oil; crude into the US?
US import duties for agricultural products are set by the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS). The specific duty rate depends on the exact HTS classification of the product. Products related to Rapeseed or canola oil; crude may fall under HTS Chapter 12. Use the chapter and heading pages on PlainTariff to find the exact rate.
Where does the trade data come from?
All agricultural trade data comes from FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock (TCL), published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Values are reported in USD (converted from FAO 1000 USD units).

Source: FAO FAOSTAT Trade: Crops and Livestock (TCL). Data covers the top 50 agricultural trading nations. Values in USD (converted from 1000 USD units). Years: 2018–2023.

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.

Every figure on PlainTariff is rendered directly from federal source data, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on federal source data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.