At a glance
Uruguay trade snapshot
Population: 3,449,299
GDP: USD 78 billion
Top imports: Petroleum oils, transmission apparatus, urea, herbicides, refined fuels
Top exports: Soya beans, frozen beef, rough wood, milk powder, chilled beef
Uruguay Import & Export Data
Unlock strategic trade intelligence on Uruguay — a stable gateway to South America’s regional markets.
Leverage detailed customs data to explore Uruguay’s export strengths in agriculture and livestock, identify new suppliers, and track trade flows across its key partners in the Americas and Asia.
More available data
Arrival date
Commercial unit
Item (Uruguay-specific cargo identifier)
Transportation type
Transportation company
Incoterms
Origin freight
Origin insurance
Operation type
Customs
Control ID
Verifier
Physical quantity
Plans for major port developments and infrastructure
2020
Partimban Port (West Java)
Phase 1 active; full capacity by 2027 (7.5M TEUs, 600K vehicles)
2026
Tanjung Priok (Jakarta)
Expansion to 12M TEUs with new rails links to logistics hubs.
Ongoing
Sea Toll & Sulawesi Corridor
New Bitung and Kendari terminals to lower logistics costs.
Planned
High-Speed Rail
Phase 1 active; full capacity by 2027 (7.5M TEUs, 600K vehicles)
How ImportGenius helps with Uruguay trade data
ImportGenius provides direct access to Uruguay customs declarations and regularly updated shipment data.
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