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Foreign trade record · NCM 1201 2026 · YTD through 2026-08-28

Soya beans, whether or not broken 1201

Soya beans, whether or not broken — Uruguay imports & exports

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Imports
$2.0M
16 declarations
Exports
$757.3M
275 declarations

Uruguay's foreign trade in Soya beans, whether or not broken (NCM 1201), from the public customs declarations of Uruguay's National Customs Directorate (data since 2016, updated daily). In 2026 to date, Uruguay imported $2.0M and exported $757.3M of this product. Imports come mainly from Argentina and Paraguay; exports go chiefly to China and Algeria. In 2025 (full year) total trade grew 19% versus 2024.

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Sub-products

Top importers of Soya beans, whether or not broken

Top exporters of Soya beans, whether or not broken

Export destinations

Country USD
ZF Nueva Palmira $432.5M
🇨🇳 China $232.4M
🇩🇿 Algeria $50.4M
🇪🇬 Egypt $27.2M
🇧🇷 Brazil $7.0M
🇵🇪 Peru $3.2M
🇺🇸 United States $2.8M
🇮🇹 Italy $1.8M
🇨🇦 Canada $539
🇦🇷 Argentina $40

Import origins

Frequently asked questions

Which companies import Soya beans, whether or not broken in Uruguay?

The main importers of Soya beans, whether or not broken in Uruguay are BARRACA JORGE W ERRO S A, COMPAÑIA OLEAGINOSA URUGUAYA SOCIEDAD ANONIMA INDU, MS TECHNOLOGIES SEMILLAS URUGUAY S.R.L..

Which companies export Soya beans, whether or not broken from Uruguay?

The main exporters of Soya beans, whether or not broken from Uruguay are CARGILL URUGUAY SA, BARRACA JORGE W ERRO S A, COFCO INTERNATIONAL URUGUAY S.A..

Which countries does Uruguay import Soya beans, whether or not broken from?

Uruguay imports Soya beans, whether or not broken mainly from Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil.

Which countries does Uruguay export Soya beans, whether or not broken to?

Uruguay exports Soya beans, whether or not broken mainly to China, Algeria, Egypt.

How much did Uruguay trade in Soya beans, whether or not broken in 2025?

In 2025, Uruguay imported $3.1M and exported $1.4B of Soya beans, whether or not broken, according to customs declarations.

Where does this data come from?

From the public DUA customs declarations published by Uruguay's National Customs Directorate (Dirección Nacional de Aduanas), from 2016 to the present, refreshed daily. The official source may contain errors or omissions.