What goods does Croatia export to other countries?

Croatia maintains an open economy with a strong focus on international trade, conducting the majority of its commerce with other European Union member states.1

The country's primary exports include:

• Industrial and Manufactured Goods: Ships, machinery, chemical products, and textiles.1
• Energy: Fuels.1
• Food and Agricultural Products: A variety of food items are exported, particularly to neighboring countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, and Slovenia. This includes canned fish sold to surrounding regions and farmed fish, such as sea bass and tuna, which are exported to markets including Spain and Japan.12

Top buyers of Croatian exports include Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Slovenia, and Austria.1