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Top Exports

  1. **Cars** – Germany is famous for its automotive industry, including brands like Volkswagen, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz.
  2. **Vehicle Parts** – A significant part of the global supply chain, Germany exports parts and accessories for vehicles.
  3. **Machinery** – Heavy machinery and industrial equipment, including engines and turbines.
  4. **Pharmaceuticals** – Medications and other pharmaceutical products are major export categories.
  5. **Electrical Machinery** – Products like generators, motors, and electrical transformers.
  6. **Medical Equipment** – Devices such as diagnostic tools, surgical instruments, and other medical apparatus.
  7. **Plastics** – Germany exports a variety of plastic materials and products.
  8. **Computers and Electronics** – High-tech exports including computers, software, and related components.
  9. **Aircraft and Spacecraft Parts** – Germany produces parts for airplanes and aerospace applications.
  10. **Chemical Products** – Germany is a significant exporter of chemicals used in various industries, including basic chemicals and polymers.
  11. **Iron and Steel Products** – Steel and steel-based products used in construction and manufacturing.
  12. **Optical, Photographic, and Technical Equipment** – Includes cameras, lenses, and precision instruments.
  13. **Organic Chemicals** – Key export in the chemical industry.
  14. **Trucks and Heavy Vehicles** – Large commercial vehicles for transport and logistics.
  15. **Furniture** – Germany exports a wide range of furniture, particularly high-quality and luxury items.
  16. **Petroleum and Petroleum Products** – Refined petroleum products for industrial and consumer use.
  17. **Rubber Products** – Including tires and other rubber-based industrial products.
  18. **Fertilizers** – Used in agriculture and horticulture.
  19. **Iron Ores** – Export of iron ore and concentrates.
  20. **Textiles** – Germany also exports fabrics and textiles, although this is a smaller portion compared to industrial goods.