Nepal’s top 10 imports and exports in terms of monetary value: Here are the lists

Kathmandu, July 25

The fiscal year 2021/22 saw the biggest imports and exports in Nepal in terms of monetary value, according to the Department of Customs.

In the recently concluded fiscal year, Nepal imported goods worth Rs 1.92 trillion whereas it was able to export goods worth as little as Rs 200.03 billion.

So, what are Nepal’s imports and exports?

Here are the lists of the 10 biggest imports and exports in terms of their monetary value as recorded in the fiscal year 2021/22, according to the Department of Customs.

Imports

SN	Goods	Quantity	Worth
1	Diesel	1.75 billion litres	Rs 100.68 billion
2	Petrol	738.53 million litres	Rs 71.38 billion
3	Cooking gas	535.8 million kg	Rs 65.55 billion
4	Crude soya bean oil	332.9 million litres	Rs 56.18 billion
5	Iron and steels	665.65 million kg	Rs 51.29 billion
6	Crude palm oil	276.62 million litres	Rs 39.31 billion
7	Telephone equipment	558.65 units	Rs 38.06 billion
8	Coal	740 million kg	Rs 35.95 billion
9	Gold	5,053 kg	Rs 35.61 billion
10	Vaccines	277,797 kg	Rs 32 billion

Exports

SN	Goods	Quantity	Worth
1	Soya bean oil	195.4 million litres	Rs 48.12 billion
2	Unrefined palm oil	128.68 million litres	Rs 25.85 billion
3	Refined palm oil	70 million litres	Rs 15.20 billion
4	Carpet and textile	494,867 square metres	Rs 9.56 billion
5	Jute	111.67 million square metres	Rs 5.66 billion
6	Cardamom	5.36 million kg	Rs 4.81 billion
7	Felt	2.04 million kg	Rs 4.68 billion
8	Refined sunflower oil	22.42 million litres	Rs 4.51 billion
9	Fruit juice	61.45 million litres	Rs 4.48 billion
10	Yarn	12.65 million kg	Rs 436.99 billion