Top 10 Tobacco Importer Countries in the World in 2023

DELHI, India - Aug. 27, 2024 - PRLog -- Top 10 Tobacco Importer Countries in the World in 2023

Global tobacco imports amounted to $53.93 billion in 2023. Tobacco is the 61st most imported commodity in the world. The global import share of tobacco is 0.2% of the world's total imports. In global tobacco imports, the top ten international locations play a vital function in shaping the tobacco marketplace landscape. Leading the tobacco import sector is Germany, importing tobacco worth $5.84 billion, accounting for 10.8% of the marketplace share in 2023. Following intently is Japan with $4.63 billion, making 8.6% share, and the USA secures the third position with $2.99 billion of tobacco imports, a 5.5% share of the marketplace. Tobacco has the HS code 24. These figures highlight the full-size investments and client demands that shape the global tobacco enterprise in those countries, underscoring their significance in the broader market dynamics. In this article, we will explore the top 10 tobacco importer countries.

Tobacco imports by country: Who are the top 10 tobacco importers in the world?

Many countries rely on importing tobacco to meet the demands of their population. Germany is the biggest tobacco importer in the world. In 2023, the top 10 tobacco-importing countries in the world are as follows:

1. Germany: $5.84 billion (10.8%)

2. Japan: $4.63 billion (8.6%)

3. USA: $2.99 billion (5.5%)

4. Italy: $2.76 billion (5.1%)

5. China: $2.25 billion (4.2%)

6. Spain: $2.22 billion (4.1%)

7. United Kingdom: $1.80 billion (3.3%)

8. Belgium: $1.78 billion (3.3%)

9. France: $1.60 billion (3%)

10. United Arab Emirates: $1.39 billion (2.6%)

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Tobacco import statistics for the last 10 years

Last 10 Year of Total Tobacco importer

2013   $46.48 billion

2014   $44.86 billion

2015   $41.73 billion

2016   $42.81 billion

2017   $47.04 billion

2018   $48.78 billion

2019   $47.96 billion

2020   $46.45 billion

2021   $47.55 billion

2022   $49.69 billion

2023   $53.93 billion