Among continents, European nations traded the most elevated dollar worth of chocolate during 2020 with shipments adding up to $21.7 billion or around 3/4 (75.8%) of generally speaking worldwide chocolate deals. This contrasts and 12.6% from North America and 8% from Asia.

Littler rates came from 1.5% from Africa while 1.1% began with Latin America barring Mexico yet including the Caribbean. One more 1% was sent by providers in Oceania drove by Australia and New Zealand.

For research purposes, the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix is 1806 for chocolate and other food arrangements containing cocoa.
Chocolate Exporters by Country

The following are the 15 nations that sent out the most noteworthy dollar esteem worth of chocolate during 2020.

Germany: US$4.9 billion (17% of all out chocolate sends out)
Belgium: $3.1 billion (11%)
Italy: $2.1 billion (7.3%)
Poland: $2.08 billion (7.3%)
Netherlands: $1.8 billion (6.4%)
Canada: $1.6 billion (5.6%)
US: $1.4 billion (4.9%)
France: $1.3 billion (4.6%)
Joined Kingdom: $1 billion (3.5%)
Switzerland: $752.1 million (2.6%)
Russia: $729.2 million (2.5%)
Mexico: $604.4 million (2.1%)
Turkey: $554.8 million (1.9%)
Spain: $470.5 million (1.6%)
Austria: $445.8 million (1.6%)