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Fuel oils (fuel), except waste oil and containing biodiesel
2,5%
Bananas or fresh bananas of the cavendish valery type
2,9%
Other coffees without roasting, without decaffeinating.
7,0%
Gold (including platinum-plated gold), in other unwrought forms, for non-monetary use
3,6%
Crude petroleum or bituminous mineral oils.
26,0%
Thermal coals.
14.0%
Chocolates, candies, candies and pills.
0,8%
Fresh roses, cut for bouquets or decorations.
1,1%
price
Export steps
entry requirement
affinity, language, culture, location
Identify the product
identify the tariff position
Preselection of countries
Approval
invima
min culture
Min mines
national drug fund
national mining agency
superintendency of industry and commerce
Superintendence of Surveillance and Private Security
Ica
environmental corporation
Temporary importation of goods under lease
Temporary import for re-export
Re-importation for outward processing
Reimportación en el mismo estado
Import in fulfillment of guarantee
Import with franchises
Import of oil and derived liquid fuels
Postal traffic and urgent shipments
Import for transformation and/or assembly
Temporary import for industrial processing
Temporary import in development of special systems
Temporary importation for inward processing
ordinary import
The main supplying countries of theimports were
negative
Sweden
Croatia
Romania
positive
62.4% of the total imported in the period.
Brazil
China
25% of total imports
United States
Germany
Imports of consumer goods
Imports of consumer goods ($801 million) increased 37.4% in November compared to the same month in 2020.
Imports of transport equipment and its parts
Imports of transportation equipment and its parts (US$1,010 million) increased 45.8% in November compared to the same month of 2020. This was as a result of the increase in imports of passenger transport vehicles (59.9 %) and parts and accessories (43.2%). Likewise, purchases of other vehicles increased by 39.6%.
capital goods and parts
Imports of capital goods and their parts grew by 15.6% in November compared to the same month of 2020, reaching levels close to those registered in 2014.
fuels and products of the extractive industries
Imports of fuels and lubricants (US$557 million) increased 236.4% in November compared to the same month of 2020. This behavior was explained by the increase in gasoline imports (243.9%). Purchases of fuels and lubricants accelerated compared to last month and were higher by 38.8%.
Imports of industrial supplies (US$2,572 million) increased 84.5% in November compared to the same month of 2020. Purchases of industrial supplies were higher by 4.9% compared to the previous month.
food and drinks
Imports of food and beverages (US$485 million) increased 44.1% in November compared to the same month of 2020. Purchases of basic foods increased 20.1% while those of processed foods grew 55.2%
Colombian imports amount to 48,345 million dollars, an increase of 37.5% compared to the same period in 2020 and 10.2% over 2019.