Countries

Haiti: trade by HS code

  • US$815.1mExports 2024
  • US$3.4bnImports 2024
  • 977HS6 · Exports

Haiti exported goods worth US$815.1m and imported US$3.4bn in 2024, in 977 and 2,786 different six-digit products.

Its main exports were cotton T-shirts and vests, knitted (6109.10), t-shirts and vests of other fibres, knitted (6109.90) and synthetic sweaters and cardigans, knitted (6110.30).

Its largest customer was the United States and its largest supplier the Dominican Republic.

In the 12 months to August 2026, the UK imported goods worth £3.2m from Haiti (-12% on the year before), above all other essential oils (non-citrus), women's synthetic trousers and shorts… and cotton T-shirts and vests, knitted, and exported £10.1m to it.

Under DCTS Comprehensive, 98% of the UK tariff lines are duty-free for goods from Haiti that meet the rules of origin.

Haiti and the UK

UK imports£3.2m-12% · last 12 months
UK exports£10.1m+119% · last 12 months
Duty-free access to the UK98%share of tariff lines at 0% under a preference

Agreement or scheme: DCTS Comprehensive

What the UK imports from Haiti

  1. 3301.29Other essential oils (non-citrus)£1.8m
  2. 6104.63Women's synthetic trousers and shorts, knitted£830.5k
  3. 6109.10Cotton T-shirts and vests, knitted£253.1k
  4. 6211.33Men's other garments, man-made fibres£89.4k
  5. 1801.00Cocoa beans£66.7k
  6. 9503.00Toys, dolls, scale models and puzzles£36k
  7. 3301.24Of peppermint (Mentha piperita)£32.1k
  8. 8504.50Other inductors£21.1k
  9. 3301.90Essential oils: other£20.2k
  10. 6110.20Cotton sweaters and cardigans, knitted£12.6k

Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · HMRC

Haiti and the EU

EU imports€40.1m+24% · last 12 months
EU exports€172.7m+11% · last 12 months
Duty-free access to the EU97%share of tariff lines at 0% under a preference

Agreement or scheme: GSP-EBA (Special arrangement for the least-developed countries - Everything But Arms)

What the EU imports from Haiti

  1. 3301.29Other essential oils (non-citrus)€32.4m
  2. 1801.00Cocoa beans€3.8m
  3. 6104.63Women's synthetic trousers and shorts, knitted€847.7k
  4. 2208.40Rum€569.2k
  5. 6109.10Cotton T-shirts and vests, knitted€492k
  6. 0814.00Peel of citrus fruit or melons (including watermelons), fresh, frozen, dried or provisionally preserved in brine, in sulphur water or in other preservative solutions€297.6k
  7. 8504.50Other inductors€200.1k
  8. 0901.11Green coffee (not decaffeinated)€161.7k
  9. 1211.90Other medicinal and aromatic plants€105.5k
  10. 2202.99Other non-alcoholic beverages€72.8k

Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · Eurostat Comext

Top exports

  1. 6109.10Cotton T-shirts and vests, knittedUS$247.3m
  2. 6109.90T-shirts and vests of other fibres, knittedUS$91.7m
  3. 6110.30Synthetic sweaters and cardigans, knittedUS$62.1m
  4. 6110.20Cotton sweaters and cardigans, knittedUS$54.7m
  5. 3301.29Other essential oils (non-citrus)US$46m
  6. 6203.43Men's synthetic trousers and shorts, wovenUS$42.1m
  7. 6205.30Men's man-made fibre shirts, wovenUS$29.2m
  8. 6104.63Women's synthetic trousers and shorts, knittedUS$27m
  9. 6505.00Knitted or textile hats and capsUS$21.9m
  10. 1801.00Cocoa beansUS$14.7m
  11. 6204.63Women's synthetic trousers and shorts, wovenUS$12.9m
  12. 6211.43Women's other garments, man-made fibresUS$9.7m
  13. 6106.20Women's man-made fibre blouses, knittedUS$9.1m
  14. 6211.33Men's other garments, man-made fibresUS$8.5m
  15. 7204.49Other ferrous scrapUS$8.4m
  16. 6104.62Women's cotton trousers and shorts, knittedUS$7.4m
  17. 6203.42Men's cotton trousers and shortsUS$7.3m
  18. 6204.62Women's cotton trousers and shortsUS$7.2m
  19. 6304.91Other furnishing articles, excluding those of heading 9404: other, knitted or crochetedUS$6.8m
  20. 6106.10Women's cotton blouses and shirts, knittedUS$6.6m

Top imports

  1. 1006.30Milled riceUS$363.2m
  2. 1511.90Refined palm oil and fractionsUS$123.6m
  3. 6109.10Cotton T-shirts and vests, knittedUS$99.4m
  4. 5212.13Weighing not more than 200 g/m2: dyedUS$88.6m
  5. 0207.14Frozen chicken cuts and offalUS$85.7m
  6. 1701.14Raw cane sugar (other)US$84.1m
  7. 1001.99Wheat and meslin (not seed, not durum)US$80.6m
  8. 2523.29Portland cement (non-white)US$80.5m
  9. 1901.90Other malt extract and flour preparationsUS$64.3m
  10. 1101.00Wheat flourUS$48.5m
  11. 6402.99Rubber and plastic shoes (not ankle-covering)US$36.2m
  12. 1507.90Refined soybean oilUS$33.3m
  13. 7214.20Steel rebar (deformed bars)US$33.1m
  14. 1701.99Refined sugar (other)US$28.7m
  15. 1902.11Uncooked pasta, not stuffed or otherwise prepared: containing eggsUS$28.6m
  16. 2106.90Other food preparationsUS$28.4m
  17. 1905.90Other bakery productsUS$27.9m
  18. 9619.00Sanitary pads, tampons and diapersUS$22.6m
  19. 1701.13Raw cane sugar (non-centrifugal)US$20.1m
  20. 6309.00Worn clothing (second-hand)US$20.1m

Main buyers from Haiti

  1. United States US$624.6m
  2. Canada US$33.3m
  3. Mexico US$19.4m
  4. France US$17.2m
  5. Dominican Republic US$12.1m
  6. Malaysia US$10.4m
  7. India US$9.5m
  8. Switzerland US$7.3m
  9. Spain US$6.4m
  10. United Kingdom US$5.2m

Main suppliers of Haiti

  1. Dominican Republic US$802.5m
  2. United States US$543.1m
  3. China US$327.7m
  4. Indonesia US$105.7m
  5. Pakistan US$76.6m
  6. Brazil US$68.2m
  7. India US$66.1m
  8. Canada US$61.3m
  9. Peru US$50.5m
  10. Colombia US$39.2m

Questions and answers

What does Haiti export most?

In 2024, its largest export at the six-digit level was cotton T-shirts and vests, knitted (HS 6109.10), worth US$247.3m.

Does the UK have a trade agreement with Haiti?

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