World of Extreme Bottlenecks

Year

For 2010, 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	19(2)[1]	15(1)[1]	3
Algeria	50(1)	26(2)	5
Angola	21	7	1
Argentina	125[3]	46	4
Armenia	14(6)	8(3)	3(2)
Australia	222(1)[2]	62	4
Austria	160(2)[1]	38(1)[1]	2
Azerbaijan	26(9)	17(6)	3(1)
Bahrain	38(4)[1]	19(3)[1]	4
Bangladesh	48(2)	23(1)	1
Belarus	88(67)[5]	40(34)[2]	3(3)
Belgium	129(1)[4]	26[1]	0
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)	18	7	1
Bosnia Herzegovina	26(3)[3]	12(1)[1]	1
Botswana	57[1]	85[1]	41
Brazil	220(6)[2]	60	4
Brunei Darussalam	10	5	4
Bulgaria	42(9)[2]	23(7)[2]	1
Cameroon	9[1]	4	1
Canada	713(1)[5]	239[1]	12
Chile	131[3]	79	4
China	169(3)[1]	47(1)	0
Colombia	91[1]	26	0
Costa Rica	50[2]	30[1]	6
Côte d'Ivoire	19[1]	11[1]	2
Croatia	35(2)[1]	15(1)[1]	1
Cyprus	11(1)	5(1)	0
Czechia	77(3)	16(1)	1
Denmark	76(2)[1]	22(1)[1]	0
Dominican Rep.	56[2]	32	4
Ecuador	38	14	1
Egypt	53(3)[1]	29(2)[1]	1
Estonia	29(6)[1]	15(4)[1]	3
Ethiopia	26	15	3
European Union	400(13)[1]	57(1)	2
Finland	77(13)[5]	25(4)[2]	0
France	144(1)	18	0
Georgia	13(4)[1]	10(3)[1]	0
Germany	141(1)[3]	19[1]	0
Ghana	20	8	3
Greece	42(1)[1]	14(1)	1
Guatemala	43	24	3
Hungary	49(8)[2]	18(3)[1]	0
Iceland	7	5	0
India	132(6)[1]	36(1)	2
Indonesia	124(1)	35	3
Iran	52(24)[1]	17(8)[1]	1
Ireland	83[2]	29[1]	1
Israel	47[4]	22[1]	2
Italy	118(2)[1]	11(1)	2
Jamaica	24[4]	18[2]	5
Japan	503(2)	127	6
Jordan	32(15)[4]	17(9)[1]	0
Kazakhstan	47(27)[2]	24(14)[1]	2(2)
Kenya	18	7	0
Kuwait	35(6)	19(3)	0
Latvia	22(12)[4]	11(4)[1]	2
Libya	41(2)	19(1)	3
Lithuania	33(7)[2]	20(5)[2]	2(1)
Luxembourg	38[2]	18[2]	1
Malaysia	131(1)[3]	36	3
Malta	7	6	1
Mexico	472[3]	171	11
Montenegro	9[1]	8	6
Morocco	56(6)[3]	18(1)	2
Namibia	64(1)	84(1)	41
Nepal	33(2)[2]	34(1)[2]	13
Netherlands	169(3)	29(1)	3
New Zealand	81	44	3
Nigeria	99(4)	39(2)	3(1)
North Macedonia	19(4)[2]	14(3)[1]	5
Norway	49	15	0
Oman	59(40)[1]	35(24)	5(3)
Other Asia, nes	190(2)[1]	44	1
Pakistan	72(11)	35(6)	7(1)
Panama	40[1]	19[1]	3
Paraguay	50[3]	36[1]	8
Peru	79	37	6
Philippines	42	18	0
Poland	109(6)[1]	26(3)[1]	2(1)
Portugal	131[2]	47	2
Qatar	44(14)[1]	18(7)[1]	2
Rep. of Korea	291(3)[1]	91	5
Romania	45(4)[1]	14(2)[1]	0
Russian Federation	164(35)[2]	40(6)[1]	4(1)
Saudi Arabia	97(19)	29(3)	1
Senegal	9[1]	5[1]	1
Serbia	30(10)[2]	12(4)[1]	3(2)
Singapore	114(3)	26	0
Slovakia	61(8)[2]	19(3)[2]	1
Slovenia	24(1)	11(1)	2
South Africa	102(3)[1]	45(1)[1]	1
Spain	110(2)[1]	27	0
Sri Lanka	21(1)[1]	10(1)[1]	0
Sweden	100(2)[2]	27	1
Switzerland	94(2)	16(2)	0
Syria	45(14)[1]	22(3)	4
Thailand	136(2)[1]	32	3
Tunisia	39(2)[2]	23(2)[2]	3
Türkiye	124(7)	35	4
Ukraine	99(55)[2]	46(27)[1]	2(2)
United Arab Emirates	1	21(1)[1]	2
United Kingdom	144	24	1
United Rep. of Tanzania	11	4	0
Uruguay	26[1]	13	2
USA	447[1]	97[1]	4
Venezuela	69(1)	30	3
Viet Nam	103(1)[2]	34(1)[1]	0
Yemen	22(4)	18(3)	2(1)
Zimbabwe	24	27	14

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.