Route intelligence

The routes that move Oil seeds: palm nuts and kernels, whether or not broken

A sharper view of the exporter-to-importer lanes behind the product. Start with the routes that matter most, then compare growth, access, and emerging signals.

Leading corridorThailand Malaysia$14.4M latest reported trade
Top five concentration100.9%share of the displayed product total
Latest reported year20248 tracked route records
Market pulseReported movementproduct-level direction
Growth lanes5corridors with positive 3-year growth
Access coverage3routes with reported FTA context
View statusReportedderived route comparison

The corridor workbench

Where the product actually moves

Ranked by the latest reported trade value. Use growth and access together; a large lane is not automatically an easy lane.

Top 8 corridorsLatest reported value
RankRouteTrade value3-year growthShareAccessSignal
01
Thailand MalaysiaTHA / MYS
$14.4M+9.3%61.8%FTA reportedAccelerating
02
Cambodia MalaysiaKHM / MYS
$5.0M+2.3%21.7%FTA reportedAccelerating
03
Indonesia MalaysiaIDN / MYS
$2.4M-33.4%10.5%FTA reportedStable
04
Papua New Guinea MalaysiaPNG / MYS
$1.4M+15%6%No FTA reportedSlowing
05
Burkina Faso MalaysiaBFA / MYS
$198.7K+1,534.3%1%No FTA reportedAccelerating
06
Sudan MalaysiaSDN / MYS
$69.9KNot reported0.4%No FTA reportedAccelerating
07
Turkey MalaysiaTUR / MYS
$21.2K+123.6%0.1%No FTA reportedDeclining
08
Costa Rica MalaysiaCRI / MYS
$8.2KNot reported0.2%No FTA reportedDeclining

Movement to watch

Growth leaders and emerging lanes

The strongest growth rates are a starting point for investigation, not a forecast. Check the underlying value and route conditions.

01

Growth leader

Burkina Faso Malaysia

+1,534.3%3-year CAGR

$198.7K latest value · 1% share

02

Growth leader

Turkey Malaysia

+123.6%3-year CAGR

$21.2K latest value · 0.1% share

03

Growth leader

Papua New Guinea Malaysia

+15%3-year CAGR

$1.4M latest value · 6% share

04

Growth leader

Thailand Malaysia

+9.3%3-year CAGR

$14.4M latest value · 61.8% share

Emerging signals

Routes changing shape

These corridors carry a reported signal or a non-routine attention label in the available route context.

AcceleratingThailand Malaysia+9.3%
AcceleratingCambodia Malaysia+2.3%
StableIndonesia Malaysia-33.4%
SlowingPapua New Guinea Malaysia+15%

Access comparison

Does preferential access show up in the route mix?

Compare the value and growth of corridors with a reported free-trade agreement indicator against corridors without one. This is context for research, not a tariff recommendation.

Read the methodology
FTA reported$21.9M
3 corridors · -7.3% average growth
No FTA reported$1.7M
5 corridors · +334.6% average growth
Access fields are shown only where reported context is available.

How to read this view

Scale, momentum, and access belong in the same frame.

Trade value identifies the routes with the largest observed footprint. Growth shows how that footprint has changed over the available three-year comparison. Share indicates the route's position within the displayed product view.

Distance, FTA status, volatility, and signals add context from supporting bilateral datasets. Missing values are not filled or treated as zero.

Data source

OECD trade statistics with CEPII context

OECD (2025), Balanced international merchandise trade statistics (BIMTS) - HS2017-6D, OECD Data Explorer (accessed on 2026-08-27). OECD BIMTS is the primary trade series for this view. Supporting bilateral trade context uses CEPII BACI bilateral trade flows (202601) under Etalab 2.0 Open Licence. Yugalinks presents derived views of reported observations and calculated indicators. Data terms: OECD Terms & Conditions.