Intra-EU trade accounts for 45% of Cyprus’ exports (Greece 12% and United Kingdom 8%), while outside the EU 8% go to Libya and 6% to Israel.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 45% of Cyprus’ exports (Greece 12% and United Kingdom 8%), while outside the EU 8% go to Libya and 6% to Israel.

Intra-EU trade accounts for around 50% of Ireland’s exports (Belgium 13% and Germany 7%), while outside the EU 28% go to the United States and 5% to Switzerland.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 74% of Estonia’s exports (Sweden 18%, Finland 16% and Latvia 9%), while outside the EU 7% go to Russia and 4% to Norway.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 59% of Sweden’s exports (Germany 11%, Denmark and Finland both 7%), while outside the EU 10% go to Norway and 7% to the United States.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 66% of Croatia’s exports (Italy 14%, Slovenia 12% and Germany 12%), while outside the EU 9% go to Bosnia & Herzegovina and 4% to Serbia.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 66% of Croatia’s exports (Italy 14%, Slovenia 12% and Germany 12%), while outside the EU 9% go to Bosnia & Herzegovina and 4% to Serbia.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 68% of Croatia’s exports (Italy 14%, Germany 13% and Slovenia 11%), while outside the EU 9% go to Bosnia & Herzegovina and 4% to Serbia.

Intra-EU trade accounts for 56% of Greece’s exports (Italy 11%, Germany 8% and Cyprus 6%), while outside the EU 5% go to Turkey and 4% to the United States.

Between 2007 and 2010, total EU food and agricultural exports to the ACP group (excluding South Africa) grew by 35.3% compared to a 22.2% growth in extra-EU exports.

In 2006, imports of round wood, wood chips and waste wood to Europe (EU 27) amounted to 83 million cubic metres (not including paper and pulp) while exports to countries outside Europe totalled 54 million cubic metres (6).