According to National Geographic MapMaker (mapmaker.nationalgeographic.org) and MIT's Observatory of Economic Complexity (atlas.media.mit.edu), the following items are major exports of VENEZUELA: aluminum, animal hides, asphalt, automobile parts, bananas, basic manufactured goods, bauxite, beef, beverages (especially liquor), buckwheat, chemicals, chocolate, citrus fruit, clothing and textiles, coal briquettes, cocoa butter, coffee, corn (maize), dairy products, diamonds, eggs, electronics, excavation machinery, fertilizer, float glass, gold, insulated wire, iron materials, iron ore, melons, molasses, natural gas, oilseeds, packaged food, paper products, perfume plants, petroleum and petroleum coke, pork, rice, seafood (especially crabs and crabmeat), sorghum, steel, sugarcane, telephones, tomatoes, tree nuts, and wood fiberboard.
According to February 2017 statistics from the International Monetary Fund (data.imf.org), countries and territories buying and importing most of those exports include the United States (top importer), China, India, Singapore, the Netherlands Antilles, Singapore, Cuba, Japan, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Aruba, Spain, Jamaica, Sweden, Nicaragua, Malaysia, South Africa, Nigeria, Italy, Trinidad and Tobago, Chile, Belgium, the Netherlands, Turkey, France, Poland, Antigua and Barbuda, Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, and Saint Lucia.
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