World Date Trade Statistics 2025
Bilateral trade flows, unit values and tariff-line detail for date exports and imports across all reporting members.
Statistical ReportsKey findings
- Intra-regional trade represents close to half of all recorded flows.
- Average export unit values rose 3.1% in nominal terms.
- Re-export hubs continue to concentrate high-value varietal trade.
Publication details
- Category
- Statistical Reports
- Format
- Dataset
- Reporting year
- 2025
- Length
- 96 pages
What the dataset contains
Bilateral flows for every reporting member, expressed in tonnes and in derived USD value, with tariff-line detail where members supply it.
Records are structured as Category → Indicator → Country → Year → Value → Unit → Source → Status so that any figure can be traced back to the submission that produced it.
Headline trade findings
Close to half of all recorded flows are intra-regional, and that share has risen in each of the last four reporting years.
Average export unit values rose 3.1% in nominal terms, with the widest gains recorded in packaged and branded consignments rather than bulk industrial grades.
Re-export hubs continue to concentrate high-value varietal trade, adding a layer of intermediation that complicates origin attribution.
Using the data
Mirror-flow discrepancies are reported rather than reconciled, so analysts can apply their own adjustment method.
Series are revised once per cycle; the revision history for each country is published alongside the dataset.