World of Extreme Bottlenecks

Year

For 2005, the table below shows, for each importing country in the database, the number of identified import bottlenecks - HS product codes where a single source country accounts for >= 80% of total imports and the import value is >= 10,000,000 USD. Counts are provided separately for 6-digit, 4-digit, and 2-digit HS codes.

Country	Bottlenecks (6-digit HS)	Bottlenecks (4-digit HS)	Bottlenecks (2-digit HS)
Albania	8[1]	7	2
Algeria	27	15	0
Angola	13(1)	9(1)	1(1)
Argentina	84[1]	40[1]	6
Armenia	3(1)[1]	3(1)[1]	1
Australia	159[1]	54	4
Austria	128(1)[1]	36[1]	0
Azerbaijan	12(5)[2]	10(5)[1]	1(1)
Bahrain	13(2)[1]	10(3)[1]	2
Bangladesh	34(2)[1]	18(1)	2
Belarus	61(52)[7]	43(38)[3]	9(9)
Belgium	132(3)[1]	30	0
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)	7	6	2
Bosnia Herzegovina	16(2)[3]	14(2)[2]	1
Botswana	22[1]	40[2]	38
Brazil	107[2]	33	3
Bulgaria	20(3)	11(1)	3
Cambodia	8	6	5
Cameroon	5[1]	3[1]	2
Canada	723[4]	248[1]	15
Chile	65(1)[4]	37[1]	5
China	118(8)	34(1)	0
China, Hong Kong SAR	468(1)[1]	152	12
Colombia	57[1]	24[1]	3
Costa Rica	44[1]	23[1]	6
Côte d'Ivoire	19(1)[1]	16(1)[1]	5
Croatia	27(3)[1]	15(2)[1]	1
Cuba	24(1)[3]	18(1)[3]	2(1)
Cyprus	5(1)	2(1)	0
Czechia	52(3)	13(1)	0
Denmark	73(1)[1]	18(1)[1]	0
Dominican Rep.	39[4]	27[3]	6
Ecuador	21	11	3
Egypt	18(2)[2]	13(1)[2]	5
El Salvador	31[1]	25	4
Estonia	17(10)[2]	10(6)[1]	1
Ethiopia	12(2)[1]	9(1)[1]	6(1)
European Union	363(22)[1]	52	1
Finland	65(12)[2]	19(5)[1]	0
France	132(1)[1]	18	0
Georgia	7(3)[1]	7(3)[1]	2(1)
Germany	131[1]	25[1]	1
Ghana	7(1)[1]	5[1]	2
Greece	32(1)[1]	11	1
Guatemala	27(2)[1]	13[1]	0
Honduras	14	12	1
Hungary	47(5)[1]	13(3)[1]	0
Iceland	4	1	0
India	75(4)[3]	25[2]	2
Indonesia	61(1)[1]	16	1
Iran	41(15)	16(6)	1(1)
Ireland	113[3]	35[1]	0
Israel	31[3]	9[2]	2
Italy	101(1)[1]	15	1
Jamaica	26[1]	18[1]	5
Japan	424(1)	108	8
Jordan	21(6)[2]	14(4)[1]	1(1)
Kazakhstan	58(43)[2]	34(29)[2]	4(2)
Kenya	9	4	0
Latvia	6(3)[2]	3(1)[1]	0
Lebanon	15(4)	11(3)	0
Lithuania	13(5)[2]	11(6)[2]	4(2)
Luxembourg	34(2)[1]	13(2)	1
Madagascar	9(2)[2]	7(1)[1]	4(1)
Malaysia	80[1]	18	1
Malta	7[1]	4	1
Mexico	499[3]	190[1]	12
Morocco	33[1]	13	1
Mozambique	7[1]	6[1]	2
Netherlands	146(2)	30	2
New Zealand	53	33	2
Nicaragua	4	5	4
North Macedonia	6(2)[4]	6(1)[1]	2
Norway	53(2)	15(1)	1
Oman	21(9)[1]	15(8)	2(2)
Other Asia, nes	143(3)	50	4
Pakistan	27(8)	11(2)	4(2)
Panama	11	11	3
Paraguay	18[3]	17[2]	3
Peru	28[2]	19[1]	4
Philippines	38	13	0
Poland	62(4)[1]	15(1)[1]	2
Portugal	88[2]	33	4
Qatar	15(6)	6(4)	0
Rep. of Korea	247(4)	89(1)	3
Rep. of Moldova	4(4)	3(3)	2(2)
Romania	49(7)[1]	23(3)[1]	1
Russian Federation	119(45)[2]	42(13)[2]	4(1)
Saudi Arabia	64(10)	16(3)	0
Senegal	11[1]	10[1]	3
Singapore	99(1)	29	1
Slovakia	40(5)[2]	13(3)[2]	1
Slovenia	24(1)[1]	12	0
South Africa	52(1)	29(1)	0
Spain	107(1)	26	0
Sri Lanka	16[1]	7[1]	1
Sweden	79[4]	18	1
Switzerland	84[1]	16	0
Syria	36(14)	18(6)	3
Thailand	113(1)[1]	34(1)[1]	1
Trinidad and Tobago	18	12	4
Tunisia	27(1)[2]	12(1)[1]	1
Türkiye	77(6)	21(2)	1
Uganda	7[2]	2[1]	0
Ukraine	87(55)[1]	43(29)[1]	1
United Arab Emirates	74(14)	23(2)	1
United Kingdom	135(2)[2]	25	0
United Rep. of Tanzania	8	4	1
Uruguay	13(1)[1]	8[1]	4
USA	391(1)[1]	89	2
Venezuela	52	20	2
Viet Nam	38(1)[3]	21(1)[1]	3
Yemen	18	12	3
Zambia	11	10	4
Zimbabwe	6	5	5

Legend:

This icon indicates that at least one HS chapter group (HS 0-9) has no records in the Results Database for the given country and year. It is very likely that not all import flows have been included yet, so the bottleneck count shown in the table may be underestimated.

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The number in red parentheses indicates how many of the bottlenecks originate from countries flagged in the Danger Zone.

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The number in lime square brackets indicates how many of the bottlenecks involve HS codes flagged in Critical Goods.