T3 · Product exporter position

Tonga exports of Vegetable roots and tubers: manioc (cassava), with high starch or inulin content, whether or not sliced or in the form of pellets, fresh or dried (HS 071410)

See where Tonga stands in vegetable roots and tubers: manioc (cassava), with high starch or inulin content, whether or not sliced or in the form of pellets, fresh or dried: export scale, destination breadth, market position, growth, and reported trade history.

Exporter TONHS6 071410Latest year 2024Growing

Latest exports

$986.6KLatest observed lane total

Destination markets

3Reported active markets

Three-year growth

+3.8%Annualized change

Destination HHI

4,544Destination concentration

Weighted share

20.5%Reported market position

Exporter evidence

How strong is Tonga in Vegetable roots and tubers: manioc (cassava), with high starch or inulin content, whether or not sliced or in the form of pellets, fresh or dried?

Reported exporter totals and calculated indicators for HS 071410. Values retain their observed coverage period.

Exporter scale

Latest exports$986.6K
Current 2024 exports$982.0K
Three-year average$834.4K
Historical peak$1.1M

Market position

Active destinations3
Destination HHI4,544
Weighted share20.5%
Share change+1.5 pp

Competitiveness

Three-year growth+3.8%
Volatility1
Maximum drawdown82.8%
TrendGrowing
MeasureValueWhat it describes
ExporterTongaCountry represented by this profile
Latest observed exports$986.6KSum of latest observed destination-lane values
Current 2024 exports$982.0KCommon-year comparison where reported
Three-year growth+3.8%Annualized change in exporter totals
Five-year growth+20.8%Annualized change in exporter totals
Leading destinationAUSDestination with the largest observed export value
Leading destination share56.6%Share of observed exporter totals
Destination concentration4,544HHI across destination markets
Weighted share change+1.5 ppValue-weighted latest change in market share
Limited-history lanes54.5%Share of lanes with shorter history

Destination markets

Where does Tonga sell vegetable roots and tubers: manioc (cassava), with high starch or inulin content, whether or not sliced or in the form of pellets, fresh or dried?

Leading destination observations ranked by reported export value, with market position and access context.

Destination observations are not available.

Price intelligence

How does Tonga's price position vary?

Price comparisons are shown where market-level unit-value observations are available. They describe reported trade values and quantities, not quoted selling prices.

Highest reported price

New Zealand: $1.0K / ton.

Lowest reported price

Kiribati: $148.2 / ton.

Median price

$628.7 / ton across reported markets.

Export trend

Reported export history

Annual observations for Tonga and HS 071410 where available.

YearExportsYear-on-year changeActive destinations
2010$250.3K+27%4
2011$417.6K+66.8%4
2012$226.7K-45.7%6
2013$237.5K+4.7%5
2014$292.0K+23%5
2015$300.9K+3%4
2016$418.1K+39%3
2017$785.1K+87.8%3
2018$343.9K-56.2%4
2019$382.3K+11.2%3
2020$663.2K+73.5%4
2021$876.8K+32.2%3
2022$719.2K-18%3
2023$802.1K+11.5%4
2024$982.0K+22.4%3

Exporter context

Tonga economy and trade network

The exporter profile adds country-level trade and structural context to the selected product position. These indicators describe the country overall and are not limited to HS 071410.

Tonga has reported exports of $19.4M and a trade balance of -$182.2M in 2024.

Available structural indicators include 38.5% trade openness, 31.9% investment, and 270 active trade partners.

Reported values

Export totals and destination values describe reported merchandise trade for the stated exporter, HS6 classification, and available year.

Calculated indicators

Growth, concentration, weighted share, volatility, drawdown, and price comparisons are calculated from reported observations.

Coverage

Missing values remain “Not reported”. Country-level indicators are presented separately from product-level observations.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Tonga vegetable roots and tubers: manioc (cassava), with high starch or inulin content, whether or not sliced or in the form of pellets, fresh or dried exports

Quick answers based on the figures and coverage shown on this page.

How strong is this exporter?

Use latest exports, destination breadth, growth, concentration, and weighted share together rather than relying on one measure.

Which markets are most important?

The destination table ranks reported markets by the latest observed export value.

Does the price section show quotes?

No. It summarizes reported trade value and quantity observations converted to unit values.

What should be checked next?

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