In 2023, Cyprus' primary export commodities were fossil fuels and oils, halloumi cheese, and pharmaceutical products, as reported by the Statistical Service.

A graph published today revealed that Cyprus exported domestically produced goods worth €508.39 million to EU countries and an additional €1.84 billion to non-EU countries.

The major products exported to EU nations were pharmaceuticals, accounting for 38.5% of exports with a value of €195.5 million. Halloumi cheese followed, representing 22.6% and valued at €115.14 million. Also significant were exports of paper, glass, and metal waste and scrap, constituting 7.6% at €38.7 million, and potatoes at 6.7%, valued at €34.15 million.

Exports to non-EU countries were dominated by fossil fuels and oils, making up 62.5% of the total, amounting to €1.15 billion. Halloumi cheese comprised 10.7% of these exports, valued at €198.15 billion. Pharmaceuticals represented 8.7%, worth €160.1 million, while fruit and vegetable juices accounted for 2.1%, valued at €296.4 million.