European Export of Oxygen-Function Amino-Compounds, Except Lysine and Glutamic Acid by Country

In 2023, Belgium stood as the leading European exporter of oxygen-function amino compounds, excluding lysine and glutamic acid, with a volume of 292.55 million kilograms. Germany and the Netherlands followed, showcasing significant export volumes. Noteworthy trends include substantial growth in France, at 27.81%, and Germany's moderate increase at 1.56%. Conversely, the UK saw a decline of 13.87%. Smaller markets like Finland and Greece also exhibited remarkable growth at 39.59% and 35.63%, respectively. The overall compound annual growth rate over the past five years remains varied, highlighting the diverse dynamism within the market.

Future trends to watch include:

  • The potential impact of environmental regulations on the production and export of these compounds.
  • Technological advancements in amino-compound synthesis that could increase production efficiency and reduce costs.
  • Shifts in global demand dynamics, possibly influenced by evolving markets in Asia and North America.
  • Brexit's lingering effects on the UK and EU trading relationships, particularly impacting the UK's export recovery.
  • Economic growth in Eastern Europe, offering new opportunities for Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands to expand their market influence.

Top countries in Export of Oxygen-Function Amino-Compounds, Except Lysine and Glutamic Acid by Country

# 10 Countries Kilograms Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Belgium 292,550,000 2023 +1.68% -0.32% View data
2 2 Germany 225,370,000 2023 +4.59% +1.56% View data
3 3 Netherlands 214,770,000 2023 +5.23% +7.39% View data
4 4 France 66,101,000 2023 +3.25% +27.81% View data
5 5 Sweden 40,260,000 2023 +2% -1.99% View data
6 6 Spain 21,734,000 2023 +3.27% +4.2% View data
7 7 Italy 15,312,000 2023 +1.2% +3.48% View data
8 8 United Kingdom 14,124,000 2023 -16.96% -13.87% View data
9 9 Lithuania 9,510,800 2023 +4.56% -0.42% View data
10 10 Poland 7,452,600 2023 +4.23% +9.3% View data

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