Germany as a commodity importer

79 verified inbound flows across 71 commodities.

Inbound commodity flows

CommodityOriginAnnual volumeLane
Wheat—View →
Cocoa—View →
Cattle—View →
Cattle—View →
Eggs (Chicken)80,000-100,000 MT (Germany's processed egg imports primarily from NL)View →
Eggs (Chicken)20,000-25,000 MTView →
Coffee—View →
Coffee—View →
Coffee—View →
Grapefruit—View →
Ashwagandha—View →
Bay Leaves—View →
Beeswax—View →
Bell Peppers—View →
Bell Peppers—View →
Black Pepper—View →
Blueberries—View →
Brazil Nuts—View →
Farro—View →
Buckwheat—View →
Buffalo Milk—View →
Hazelnuts—View →
Hemp Oil—View →
Hemp Seed—View →
Hibiscus—View →
Honey—View →
Jujube—View →
Kiwi—View →
Lemongrass—View →
Cocoa Liquor / Mass—View →
Oranges—View →
Avocado Oil—View →
Apricots—View →
Arrowroot—View →
Caraway—View →
Caraway—View →
Carp—View →
Casein—View →
Castor Oil—View →
Chamomile—View →
Chamomile—View →
Cherries—View →
Chia Seed—View →
Chia Seed—View →
Chili—View →
Chlorella—View →
Cinnamon—View →
Cloves—View →
Coconut—View →
Corn Starch—View →
Dill—View →
Dried Apricots—View →
Dates—View →
Fennel Seeds—View →
Dried Figs—View →
Durum Wheat—View →
Fenugreek—View →
Fish Oil—View →
Flower Bulbs—View →
Grapes—View →
Guarana—View →
Melon—View →
Moringa—View →
Oregano—View →
Neem Oil—View →
Pecans—View →
Peaches—View →
Pistachios—View →
Poppy Seeds—View →
Prunes—View →
Pumpkin—View →
Raisins—View →
Rooibos—View →
Rosemary—View →
Rye—View →
Sisal—View →
Thyme—View →
Strawberries—View →
Tobacco—View →

Germany market dynamics

EU 2024 Production Crisis. EU production hit 12-year low at 121-126 MMT (-8.5% YoY). French wheat output fell ~25% on persistent rain through harvest. Germany down ~10%. Wet harvest reduced quality and quantity simultaneously. EU export availability constrained, supporting Russian/Ukrainian price competitiveness in MENA tenders.

Demand fluctuations and recent market contraction. From 2019 to 2023, global Brazil nut export value fell by about 28.8% to USD 229 million due to excess stocks and changing consumption trends, notably in Europe.[4] However, 2024 saw a rebound to around USD 345.6 million in exports, suggesting cyclical recovery and continued, but volatile, demand for premium and health-positioned nuts.[4][5]

Processing concentration in a few hubs. Physical cocoa powder trade is concentrated in a small number of grinder and trading hubs rather than dispersed across many origins.[2][6] This concentrates price discovery, working-capital needs, and supply-chain disruptions in a limited set of ports and processors.

Source for the Germany market

ATLAS maps suppliers shipping into Germany, pre-qualified for regulatory and quality criteria.

Source Germany suppliers →