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Where does the Philippines get its wheat? Import sources 2024

In 2024, the Philippines imported $1.8 billion of wheat (6.6 million tonnes), 3.2% of the world total. Its main sources were the United States (47%), Australia (34%) and Brazil (12%). The Philippines was the world’s 6th-largest importer of wheat.

Summary

Value
$1.8billion
Tonnes
6.6million tonnes
Share of world total
3.2%
World rank
6th
Routes from the main sources. Width: value; color: estimated transport mode.SeaAirLand

Sources

The 10 main sources in the latest year.

PartnerValue (USD millions)TonnesUSD per tonneShareMode
United States861Tonnes: 2,760,872USD per tonne: $31246.7%Sea
Australia618Tonnes: 2,456,554USD per tonne: $25233.5%Sea
Brazil225Tonnes: 949,161USD per tonne: $23712.2%Sea
Canada122Tonnes: 383,175USD per tonne: $3186.6%Sea
Romania11.7Tonnes: 35,589USD per tonne: $3300.64%Sea
Ukraine7.2Tonnes: 34,614USD per tonne: $2080.39%Sea
Malaysia0.14Tonnes: 361USD per tonne: $4000.01%Sea
Japan< 0.01Tonnes: 7USD per tonne: $2460%Sea
India< 0.01Tonnes: 1USD per tonne: $9160%Sea
South Korea< 0.01Tonnes: —USD per tonne: —0%Sea

Trend

Who it buys from

The United States has been its main source since 2024

Value in USD billions. The five largest sources in 2024.

  • United States 0.86
  • Australia 0.62
  • Brazil 0.22
  • Canada 0.12
  • Romania 0.01

Source: CEPII BACI

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Partner19952024
United States0.30.86
Australia00.62
Brazil00.22
Canada0.020.12
Romania00.01

Sources and methodology

Sources and licenses

Methodology

Goods trade from CEPII BACI (BACI_HS92_V202601), which reconciles what exporters and importers report: countries that stopped reporting (Russia since 2022) appear with their partners’ data. FOB values in current US dollars; tonnes when BACI reports them. The price per tonne is the value of the rows with a weight divided by that weight. The transport mode is our own estimate based on value per kilo and geography. Data up to 2024.

Hong Kong, Singapore, the Netherlands and Belgium re-export goods from other countries: their figures include transit.

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