Countries

Georgia: trade by HS code

  • US$3bnExports 2024
  • US$13.2bnImports 2024
  • 2,506HS6 · Exports

Georgia exported goods worth US$3bn and imported US$13.2bn in 2024, in 2,506 and 4,386 different six-digit products.

Its main exports were ferro-silico-manganese (7202.30), ammonium nitrate (3102.30) and electricity (2716.00).

Its largest customer was Türkiye and its largest supplier Türkiye.

In the 12 months to August 2026, the UK imported goods worth £60.9m from Georgia (-49% on the year before), above all t-shirts and vests of other fibres…, petroleum oils and oils obtained from… and ferro-silico-manganese, and exported £168m to it.

Under the UK–Georgia agreement, 98% of the UK tariff lines are duty-free for goods from Georgia that meet the rules of origin.

Georgia and the UK

UK imports£60.9m-49% · last 12 months
UK exports£168m+8% · last 12 months
Duty-free access to the UK98%share of tariff lines at 0% under a preference

Agreement or scheme: UK–Georgia agreement

What the UK imports from Georgia

  1. 6109.90T-shirts and vests of other fibres, knitted£24.3m
  2. 2710.19Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals: other£5.7m
  3. 7202.30Ferro-silico-manganese£5.2m
  4. 6103.43Men's synthetic trousers and shorts, knitted£3.2m
  5. 7112.99Other precious metal waste and scrap£2.8m
  6. 6105.20Men's man-made fibre shirts, knitted£2.7m
  7. 6202.40Women's synthetic coats and jackets, woven£1.6m
  8. 6203.43Men's synthetic trousers and shorts, woven£1.6m
  9. 6104.63Women's synthetic trousers and shorts, knitted£1.6m
  10. 2204.21Wine in bottles up to 2 litres£1.4m

Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · HMRC

Georgia and the EU

EU imports€830.1m+11% · last 12 months
EU exports€4.5bn+1% · last 12 months
Duty-free access to the EU97%share of tariff lines at 0% under a preference

Agreement or scheme: EU–Georgia agreement

What the EU imports from Georgia

  1. 2616.90Gold and other precious metal ores€149.8m
  2. 0802.22Shelled hazelnuts€99.1m
  3. 2603.00Copper ores and concentrates€93.5m
  4. 7202.30Ferro-silico-manganese€90.8m
  5. 3102.30Ammonium nitrate€39.3m
  6. 6109.90T-shirts and vests of other fibres, knitted€33.6m
  7. 2204.21Wine in bottles up to 2 litres€32.1m
  8. 4412.33Hardwood-faced plywood (birch, beech, oak etc.)€21.4m
  9. 2008.19Other prepared nuts and seeds€17.8m
  10. 2201.10Mineral and sparkling waters (unsweetened)€15.6m

Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · Eurostat Comext

Top exports

  1. 7202.30Ferro-silico-manganeseUS$329.9m
  2. 3102.30Ammonium nitrateUS$156m
  3. 2716.00ElectricityUS$141.9m
  4. 6109.90T-shirts and vests of other fibres, knittedUS$136m
  5. 3004.90Other medicines, dosed or for retail saleUS$122.6m
  6. 7108.12Unwrought gold (non-monetary)US$104.5m
  7. 2201.10Mineral and sparkling waters (unsweetened)US$87.3m
  8. 2208.20Brandy and grape spiritsUS$82.2m
  9. 0802.22Shelled hazelnutsUS$76.6m
  10. 2204.21Wine in bottles up to 2 litresUS$75.2m
  11. 2202.10Sweetened or flavoured waters (soft drinks)US$68.4m
  12. 2603.00Copper ores and concentratesUS$66.4m
  13. 0104.10Live sheepUS$50.7m
  14. 6103.43Men's synthetic trousers and shorts, knittedUS$48.9m
  15. 2616.90Gold and other precious metal oresUS$48.7m
  16. 1504.20Fish oil (non-liver)US$45.1m
  17. 8703.23Petrol cars, 1500-3000 ccUS$35.5m
  18. 2301.20Fish meal and pelletsUS$35m
  19. 6109.10Cotton T-shirts and vests, knittedUS$33.8m
  20. 2905.11MethanolUS$27m

Top imports

  1. 8703.23Petrol cars, 1500-3000 ccUS$1.1bn
  2. 7108.13Semi-manufactured gold (non-monetary)US$601.1m
  3. 3004.90Other medicines, dosed or for retail saleUS$478m
  4. 8703.24Petrol cars over 3000 ccUS$404.5m
  5. 2711.21Natural gas in gaseous stateUS$322.7m
  6. 1701.14Raw cane sugar (other)US$250.3m
  7. 8703.40Hybrid cars, petrol (non-plug-in)US$236.6m
  8. 8703.33Diesel cars over 2500 ccUS$223.1m
  9. 8703.60Plug-in hybrid cars (petrol)US$153.8m
  10. 2402.20Cigarettes containing tobaccoUS$144.9m
  11. 8528.72Colour televisionsUS$136.9m
  12. 8703.50Diesel hybrid cars (non-plug-in)US$134.9m
  13. 8703.32Diesel cars, 1500-2500 ccUS$120.7m
  14. 0207.14Frozen chicken cuts and offalUS$118.7m
  15. 8708.99Other motor vehicle partsUS$113.8m
  16. 7108.12Unwrought gold (non-monetary)US$101.8m
  17. 8703.90Other passenger vehicles (other powertrains)US$100.8m
  18. 8704.21Diesel trucks, GVW up to 5 tUS$94.7m
  19. 0405.10ButterUS$83.2m
  20. 0202.30Frozen boneless beefUS$75.9m

Main buyers from Georgia

  1. Türkiye US$559.1m
  2. Uzbekistan US$194.5m
  3. United States US$152.1m
  4. Armenia US$139.5m
  5. Bulgaria US$109.3m
  6. Azerbaijan US$105.4m
  7. Switzerland US$100.8m
  8. Ukraine US$84.1m
  9. Kyrgyzstan US$79.7m
  10. Germany US$71.2m

Main suppliers of Georgia

  1. Türkiye US$2.3bn
  2. United States US$1.5bn
  3. Germany US$856.3m
  4. United Kingdom US$727.3m
  5. Azerbaijan US$552.9m
  6. Japan US$523.3m
  7. Brazil US$343.8m
  8. Italy US$249.7m
  9. France US$224.1m
  10. Czechia US$209m

Questions and answers

What does Georgia export most?

In 2024, its largest export at the six-digit level was ferro-silico-manganese (HS 7202.30), worth US$329.9m.

Does the UK have a trade agreement with Georgia?

Yes: goods from Georgia can enter at preferential rates under the UK–Georgia agreement, duty-free on 98% of tariff lines, provided they meet the rules of origin and come with proof of origin.