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Goods exports from the UK's nations, EU and non-EU

The latest quarters are provisional

Goods exported from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to the EU and to the rest of the world each quarter since 2013, £ million, from HM Revenue and Customs' regional trade statistics.

England's goods exports

£70.1bn

Q2 2026 · Wales £5.6bn, Scotland £8.4bn, Northern Ireland £2.8bn

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 12:20 UTC
Goods exports from the UK's nations, EU and non-EU
  • England, EU
  • England, non-EU
  • Wales, EU
  • Wales, non-EU
  • Scotland, EU
  • Scotland, non-EU
  • Northern Ireland, EU
  • Northern Ireland, non-EU
£0bn£10bn£20bn£30bn£40bn£50bnQ1 2013Q2 2015Q3 2017Q4 2019Q1 2022Q2 2024Q2 2026

Source: HM Revenue and Customs. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Data table

54 periods, newest first

PeriodEngland, EUEngland, non-EUWales, EUWales, non-EUScotland, EUScotland, non-EUNorthern Ireland, EUNorthern Ireland, non-EU
Q2 2026£34.2bn£35.9bn£3.3bn£2.3bn£4.5bn£4.0bn£1.9bn£953m
Q1 2026£32.5bn£38.2bn£2.9bn£2.0bn£4.1bn£3.9bn£1.9bn£812m
Q4 2025£30.8bn£35.6bn£2.8bn£2.0bn£3.8bn£3.8bn£1.8bn£969m
Q3 2025£30.6bn£32.5bn£2.6bn£2.0bn£3.4bn£3.8bn£1.8bn£967m
Q2 2025£30.9bn£32.9bn£2.6bn£2.1bn£4.3bn£3.9bn£1.8bn£932m
Q1 2025£31.0bn£37.9bn£2.7bn£2.3bn£4.9bn£4.2bn£1.7bn£987m
Q4 2024£30.6bn£35.3bn£2.5bn£2.0bn£4.8bn£4.1bn£1.8bn£970m
Q3 2024£29.4bn£33.8bn£2.7bn£2.0bn£4.2bn£4.1bn£1.6bn£886m
Q2 2024£31.3bn£34.2bn£2.8bn£2.1bn£4.7bn£3.5bn£1.7bn£1.0bn
Q1 2024£31.0bn£33.3bn£2.7bn£1.9bn£4.5bn£3.3bn£1.7bn£1.1bn
Q4 2023£32.7bn£35.7bn£2.9bn£2.1bn£4.6bn£3.7bn£1.6bn£1.3bn
Q3 2023£31.3bn£32.6bn£2.7bn£1.9bn£4.4bn£3.7bn£1.6bn£879m
Q2 2023£33.2bn£34.0bn£2.9bn£2.0bn£4.6bn£3.5bn£1.8bn£976m
Q1 2023£34.1bn£32.8bn£3.0bn£1.9bn£5.7bn£3.3bn£1.8bn£916m
Q4 2022£36.6bn£36.5bn£3.0bn£2.5bn£6.0bn£3.9bn£1.6bn£923m
Q3 2022£40.4bn£35.0bn£2.9bn£2.2bn£5.6bn£4.1bn£1.5bn£821m
Q2 2022£35.9bn£33.3bn£3.0bn£2.3bn£5.2bn£3.6bn£1.5bn£760m
Q1 2022£31.6bn£29.2bn£2.6bn£1.9bn£5.0bn£3.0bn£1.4bn£768m
Q4 2021£31.6bn£31.2bn£2.6bn£1.8bn£5.3bn£3.4bn£1.4bn£783m
Q3 2021£27.6bn£27.6bn£2.3bn£1.7bn£3.9bn£3.1bn£1.3bn£719m
Q2 2021£28.3bn£28.6bn£2.2bn£1.4bn£3.9bn£3.0bn£1.3bn£735m
Q1 2021£24.1bn£28.5bn£1.9bn£1.2bn£3.3bn£3.0bn£1.2bn£654m
Q4 2020£29.7bn£30.3bn£2.1bn£1.4bn£3.6bn£3.4bn£1.3bn£777m
Q3 2020£25.4bn£26.7bn£1.9bn£1.4bn£3.2bn£3.4bn£1.3bn£707m
Q2 2020£20.9bn£22.3bn£1.5bn£1.2bn£3.2bn£2.6bn£1.0bn£621m
Q1 2020£28.7bn£28.6bn£2.5bn£1.6bn£3.8bn£3.4bn£1.3bn£854m
Q4 2019£30.3bn£32.2bn£2.6bn£1.7bn£4.1bn£4.1bn£1.3bn£947m
Q3 2019£29.7bn£31.6bn£2.6bn£1.8bn£4.3bn£4.5bn£1.3bn£880m
Q2 2019£29.7bn£30.1bn£2.7bn£1.7bn£3.9bn£4.4bn£1.4bn£991m
Q1 2019£33.9bn£30.3bn£2.9bn£1.8bn£4.4bn£4.0bn£1.4bn£923m
Q4 2018£31.1bn£33.2bn£2.7bn£1.7bn£4.7bn£4.1bn£1.4bn£1.0bn
Q3 2018£30.4bn£31.3bn£2.5bn£1.8bn£4.5bn£3.9bn£1.3bn£826m
Q2 2018£30.5bn£30.8bn£2.7bn£1.7bn£4.1bn£3.6bn£1.4bn£862m
Q1 2018£30.9bn£30.9bn£2.6bn£1.5bn£4.0bn£3.3bn£1.4bn£807m
Q4 2017£30.5bn£32.8bn£2.5bn£1.6bn£3.9bn£3.6bn£1.3bn£860m
Q3 2017£29.5bn£29.5bn£2.4bn£1.6bn£3.5bn£3.7bn£1.2bn£787m
Q2 2017£28.9bn£31.5bn£2.5bn£1.7bn£3.3bn£3.7bn£1.2bn£1.1bn
Q1 2017£30.0bn£30.6bn£2.6bn£1.6bn£3.3bn£3.6bn£1.2bn£1.0bn
Q4 2016£28.5bn£31.7bn£2.4bn£1.7bn£3.1bn£3.5bn£1.1bn£946m
Q3 2016£26.7bn£26.9bn£2.1bn£1.4bn£3.0bn£3.4bn£1.0bn£817m
Q2 2016£26.2bn£29.0bn£2.3bn£1.4bn£2.6bn£3.1bn£1.0bn£898m
Q1 2016£25.4bn£25.0bn£2.1bn£1.3bn£2.6bn£2.7bn£970m£982m
Q4 2015£24.9bn£27.1bn£1.9bn£1.3bn£2.7bn£3.1bn£982m£811m
Q3 2015£23.8bn£25.8bn£1.9bn£1.3bn£2.8bn£2.6bn£951m£884m
Q2 2015£24.5bn£29.6bn£2.1bn£1.4bn£3.8bn£3.0bn£988m£808m
Q1 2015£24.8bn£26.9bn£2.0bn£1.3bn£3.2bn£2.7bn£978m£761m
Q4 2014£25.5bn£28.5bn£1.8bn£1.5bn£4.1bn£3.4bn£996m£769m
Q3 2014£24.7bn£25.3bn£1.9bn£1.3bn£3.8bn£3.3bn£986m£647m
Q2 2014£26.5bn£25.1bn£2.2bn£1.5bn£5.0bn£2.9bn£1.0bn£676m
Q1 2014£26.8bn£25.4bn£2.4bn£1.5bn£4.5bn£3.3bn£1.0bn£644m
Q4 2013£25.6bn£28.8bn£2.4bn£1.7bn£4.0bn£3.6bn£1.0bn£769m
Q3 2013£26.1bn£26.2bn£2.4bn£1.6bn£4.3bn£3.5bn£1.0bn£719m
Q2 2013£26.7bn£28.4bn£2.5bn£1.8bn£4.3bn£3.8bn£1.0bn£760m
Q1 2013£27.0bn£25.3bn£2.5bn£1.6bn£4.3bn£3.3bn£951m£675m

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Source and licence

Publisher
HM Revenue and Customs
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https://www.uktradeinfo.com/trade-data/rts-custom-table/
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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1 November 2026, 12:16 UTC
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Verification

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 12:20 UTC Run at 1 November 2026, 12:20 UTC; 432 of 432 figures matched the live source.

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PassProvenance recordedHM Revenue and Customs; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-11-01T12:16:33Z; 2 raw file(s)
PassRaw files match recorded SHA-2562 of 2 files intact
PassRe-parsing raw files reproduces figures432 of 432 figures and the headline reproduced
PassFigures are finite numbers432 figures, 0 invalid
PassLive source matches every figure432 of 432 figures match exactly after downloading 2 source file(s) again (2 byte-identical); the headline matches
PassThe API's quarter is currentlatest quarter 2026 Q2 ended 124 days before retrieval (limit 200)
PassHMRC's release figures agree176 of 176 figures in Figures 1 to 4 of https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/uk-regional-trade-in-goods-statistics-second-quarter-april-to-june-2026, in £ billion to two decimal places, equal the stored figures rounded the same way
PassSource page answershttps://www.uktradeinfo.com/trade-data/rts-custom-table/ – HTTP 200

Notes

  • Trade in goods only, not services, in current prices and not seasonally adjusted. HMRC assigns a business's trade to each nation and region by its share of the business's employees there, since the third quarter of 2016.
  • Non-monetary gold is left out, as are low-value exports from Great Britain to the EU since 2021, which HMRC cannot place in a region, so the nations add up to less than the UK's total exports. Each release gives the first estimate for a quarter and revises the year before.
  • Imports are left out here, since a chart shows eight series at most.