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The following export product
groups represent the highest
dollar value in Israeli global
shipments during 2018. Also
shown is the percentage share
each export category represents
in terms of overall exports from
Israel.
1. Gems, precious metals: US
$14.9 billion (24% of total
exports)
2. Electrical machinery,
equipment: $8.5 billion
(13.8%)
3. Pharmaceuticals: $5.6 billion
(9.1%)
4. Optical, technical, medical
apparatus: $5.3 billion
(8.6%)
5. Machinery including
computers: $4.9 billion
(7.8%)
6. Other chemical goods: $3.3
billion (5.3%)
7. Plastics, plastic articles: $2.9
billion (4.7%)
8. Aircraft, spacecraft: $2.2
billion (3.6%)
9. Mineral fuels including oil:
$1.4 billion (2.3%)
10. Organic chemicals: $1.4
billion (2.3%)
Israel’s top 10 exports accounted
for 81.5% of the overall value of
its global shipments.
Mineral fuels including oil was
the fastest-growing among the
top 10 export categories, up by
59.5% from 2017 to 2018.
In second place for improving
export sales was miscellaneous
chemical goods which gained
17.6%.
Israeli electrical machinery and
equipment posted the third-
fastest improvement thanks to its
14.2% uptick, trailed by optical,
technical or medical apparatus
up by 13.8%.
There were three declining
categories namely aircraft and
spacecraft (down -29.3%),
pharmaceuticals (down -22.6%)
then gems and precious metals
(down -2.7%).
From the more granular four-
digit Harmonized Tariff System
code level, Israel’s most valuable
exported goods were
unmounted diamonds (23.2% of
total), medication mixes in
dosage (7.3%), integrated
circuits and microassemblies
(5.3%), aircraft parts (3.5%),
chemical industry products
(3.1%) then mobile phones
(2.9%).
groups represent the highest
dollar value in Israeli global
shipments during 2018. Also
shown is the percentage share
each export category represents
in terms of overall exports from
Israel.
1. Gems, precious metals: US
$14.9 billion (24% of total
exports)
2. Electrical machinery,
equipment: $8.5 billion
(13.8%)
3. Pharmaceuticals: $5.6 billion
(9.1%)
4. Optical, technical, medical
apparatus: $5.3 billion
(8.6%)
5. Machinery including
computers: $4.9 billion
(7.8%)
6. Other chemical goods: $3.3
billion (5.3%)
7. Plastics, plastic articles: $2.9
billion (4.7%)
8. Aircraft, spacecraft: $2.2
billion (3.6%)
9. Mineral fuels including oil:
$1.4 billion (2.3%)
10. Organic chemicals: $1.4
billion (2.3%)
Israel’s top 10 exports accounted
for 81.5% of the overall value of
its global shipments.
Mineral fuels including oil was
the fastest-growing among the
top 10 export categories, up by
59.5% from 2017 to 2018.
In second place for improving
export sales was miscellaneous
chemical goods which gained
17.6%.
Israeli electrical machinery and
equipment posted the third-
fastest improvement thanks to its
14.2% uptick, trailed by optical,
technical or medical apparatus
up by 13.8%.
There were three declining
categories namely aircraft and
spacecraft (down -29.3%),
pharmaceuticals (down -22.6%)
then gems and precious metals
(down -2.7%).
From the more granular four-
digit Harmonized Tariff System
code level, Israel’s most valuable
exported goods were
unmounted diamonds (23.2% of
total), medication mixes in
dosage (7.3%), integrated
circuits and microassemblies
(5.3%), aircraft parts (3.5%),
chemical industry products
(3.1%) then mobile phones
(2.9%).