List of exports of the United Kingdom

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The following is a list of the exports of the United Kingdom .

The UK exports to 160 nations. The UK is the fifth largest exporter.

Data is for 2019, in millions of USD (United States dollars), as reported by International Trade Centre. Currently the top fifty exports are listed.

#ProductValue (in millions of USD)
1 Cars 38,574
2 Gas turbines 26,385
3 Crude petroleum 23,673
4 Gold 23,316
5 Pharmaceuticals 18,023
6Unspecified Commodities 17,874
7 Aircraft parts 15,981
8 Refined petroleum 11,846
9 Paintings 8,889
10 Hard liquor 7,876
11Human and animal blood 7,403
12 Platinum 6,855
13 Jewellery 6,622
14 Vehicle parts 6,486
15 Telephones 5,120
16 Computers 4,858
17 Combustion engines 4,301
18 Nitrogen heterocyclic compounds 4,072
19 Valves 3,222
20 Centrifuges 3,040
21 Petroleum gas 2,777
22 Medical instruments 2,626
23 Scrap iron 2,589
24 Brochures 2,576
25 Construction vehicles 2,444
26 Chemical analysis instruments2,397
27 Beauty products 2,259
28Liquid pumps 2,208
29 Low-voltage protection equipment 2,149
30 Seats 2,040
31 Laboratory reagents 1,980
32 Diamonds 1,932
33 Trucks 1,845
34 Orthopedic Devices 1,845
35 Airplanes, Helicopters and Spacecraft 1,828
36 Yachts 1,813
37 Regulators 1,790
38 Spark-ignition engines 1,772
39 Food preparation utensils 1,764
40 Non-Knit Women's Suits 1,679
41 Machinery having individual functions1,667
42 Insulated electrical conductor 1,661
43 Combustion engine parts 1,654
44 Offset printing machine 1,638
45 Air pumps 1,617
46 Tractors 1,543
47 Plastic 1,537
48 Measuring instruments 1,537
49 Integrated circuits 1,528
50 Pesticides 1,473

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