North Sumatra Province Exports US$2.39 Million in Furniture

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The commodity group with the highest export volume is vegetable oils and fats, with SITC code 42.

Sumatera Utara Province Furniture Export Value (SITC) July-December 2024

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Sumatera Utara Province Furniture Export Value (SITC) July-December 2024

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North Sumatra's December 2024 exports of furniture (SITC code 82) increased to US$2.39 million. This increase in SITC code 82 exports contrasts with the declining trend observed over the previous five months. According to Bank Indonesia (BI), exports from the province in the same period the previous year reached US$2.57 million.

North Sumatra's customs documents record 22 export commodity groups, categorized using 2-digit SITC codes. The highest export value was recorded for SITC code 42 (vegetable oils and fats).

Over the past 15 months, North Sumatra's highest monthly export value was recorded in August 2024 at US$3.21 million, while the lowest was in April 2024 at US$1.55 million.

The following are North Sumatra's highest-value exports by 2-digit SITC code as of December 2024:

* SITC code 42 Vegetable oils and fats: US$224.45 million
* SITC code 43 Processed vegetable and animal oils and fats: US$86.29 million
* SITC code 08 Animal feed: US$65.97 million
* SITC code 85 Footwear and other footwear articles: US$55.98 million
* SITC code 09 Other processed food products: US$55.3 million
* SITC code 51 Organic chemicals: US$50.42 million
* SITC code 23 Raw, synthetic and reclaimed rubber: US$39.1 million
* SITC code 55 Essential oils and perfume materials: US$34.49 million
* SITC code 03 Fish, crustaceans, mollusks and preparations thereof: US$33.95 million
* SITC code 07 Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices: US$26.53 million

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