Trade lane
What Canada buys from the Philippines.
Canada imported USD 1.1bn of manufactured and processed goods from the Philippines in 2024, down 21 per cent on 2022. That is under 1 per cent of everything Canada imported in these lines, and the Philippines is its number 29 source. Below: the 50 largest lines, the fastest growing, where the Philippines dominates, and where another country ships the same line for less a tonne.
Trade year 2024, compared with 2022. Unit values are customs values per tonne, declared at the border, not product prices.
USD 1.1bnfrom the Philippines in 2024 (USD 1.4bn in 2022)
under 1 per centof Canada's imports in these lines, USD 430bn from every source
123product lines worth USD 1m or more on this lane
#29the Philippines's rank among Canada's sources
The top 50
The largest lines on the lane, by 2024 value.
Each line shows what Canada paid the Philippines for it at the border, the Philippines's share of everything Canada imported in that line, how it changed since 2022, and the customs unit value per tonne where the weight is recorded. Together they are 76 per cent of the lane.
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Insulated electric conductors: ignition wiring sets and other wiring sets of a kind used in vehicles, aircraft or shipsHS 854430
Share of Canada's imports8 per cent, 98 source countriesChangedown 41 per cent on 2022 (USD 203m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 24,454 a tonne, 4,932 tonnesUSD 121min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: n.e.c. in heading no. 8542HS 854239
Share of Canada's imports12 per cent, 83 source countriesChangedown 24 per cent on 2022 (USD 84m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1.5m a tonne, 43 tonnesUSD 64min 2024 -
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Vacuum cleaners, with self-contained electric motor, of a power not exceeding 1,500 W and having a dust bag or other receptacle capacity not exceeding 20LHS 850811
Share of Canada's imports17 per cent, 41 source countriesChangedown 32 per cent on 2022 (USD 90m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 26,848 a tonne, 2,275 tonnesUSD 61min 2024 -
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Communication apparatus (excluding telephone sets or base stations): machines for the reception, conversion and transmission or regeneration of voice, images or other...HS 851762
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 128 source countriesChangedown 1 per cent on 2022 (USD 61m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 428,276 a tonne, 141 tonnesUSD 60min 2024 -
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Electrical static convertersHS 850440
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 126 source countriesChangedown 18 per cent on 2022 (USD 46m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 79,550 a tonne, 470 tonnesUSD 37min 2024 -
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Rubber: new pneumatic tyres, of a kind used on motor cars (including station wagons and racing cars)HS 401110
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 54 source countriesChangeup 10 per cent on 2022 (USD 32m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 7,074 a tonne, 5,057 tonnesUSD 36min 2024 -
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Electrical transformers, static converters and inductors: parts thereofHS 850490
Share of Canada's imports14 per cent, 68 source countriesChangeup 20 per cent on 2022 (USD 26m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 112,317 a tonne, 278 tonnesUSD 31min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: processors and controllers, whether or not combined with memories, converters, logic circuits, amplifiers, clock and timing circuits, or...HS 854231
Share of Canada's imports4 per cent, 70 source countriesChangedown 60 per cent on 2022 (USD 74m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 30min 2024 -
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Iron or steel (excluding cast iron): casing and tubing of a kind used in drilling for oil and gas (other than stainless steel or seamless), n.e.c. in chapter 73HS 730629
Share of Canada's imports11 per cent, 19 source countriesChangeup 177 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1,280 a tonne, 22,117 tonnesUSD 28min 2024 -
10
Hair-dressing apparatus: electro-thermic, other than hair dryersHS 851632
Share of Canada's imports29 per cent, 48 source countriesChangedown 45 per cent on 2022 (USD 45m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 51,838 a tonne, 479 tonnesUSD 25min 2024 -
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Printing, copying, and facsimile machines: machines which perform two or more of the functions of printing, copying or facsimile transmission, capable of connecting to...HS 844331
Share of Canada's imports6 per cent, 33 source countriesChangedown 19 per cent on 2022 (USD 25m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 22,891 a tonne, 881 tonnesUSD 20min 2024 -
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Cases and containers: n.e.c. in heading 4202, with outer surface of sheeting of plastics or of textile materialsHS 420292
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 133 source countriesChangedown 13 per cent on 2022 (USD 22m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 24,098 a tonne, 782 tonnesUSD 19min 2024 -
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Projectors: capable of directly connecting to and designed for use with an automatic data processing machine of heading 84.71HS 852862
Share of Canada's imports21 per cent, 37 source countriesChangefrom USD 365k in 2022Unit valueUSD 152,136 a tonne, 123 tonnesUSD 19min 2024 -
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Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts: women's or girls', of synthetic fibres (not knitted or crocheted)HS 620463
Share of Canada's imports6 per cent, 109 source countriesChangeup 95 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 43,411 a tonne, 325 tonnesUSD 14min 2024 -
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Food preparations: bakers' wares n.e.c. in heading no. 1605, whether or not containing cocoa: communion wafers, empty cachets suitable for pharmaceutical use, sealing...HS 190590
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 132 source countriesChangedown 1 per cent on 2022 (USD 14m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 4,130 a tonne, 3,321 tonnesUSD 14min 2024 -
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Electrical apparatus: automatic circuit breakers, for a voltage not exceeding 1000 voltsHS 853620
Share of Canada's imports4 per cent, 84 source countriesChangedown 43 per cent on 2022 (USD 22m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 44,298 a tonne, 282 tonnesUSD 12min 2024 -
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Units of automatic data processing machines: storage unitsHS 847170
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 74 source countriesChangedown 4 per cent on 2022 (USD 13m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 452,334 a tonne, 28 tonnesUSD 12min 2024 -
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Hair-dressing apparatus: electro-thermic hair dryersHS 851631
Share of Canada's imports28 per cent, 39 source countriesChangedown 40 per cent on 2022 (USD 21m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 28,742 a tonne, 428 tonnesUSD 12min 2024 -
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Lenses, spectacle: unmounted, of materials other than glassHS 900150
Share of Canada's imports9 per cent, 49 source countriesChangedown 32 per cent on 2022 (USD 18m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 470,763 a tonne, 26 tonnesUSD 12min 2024 -
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Aircraft and spacecraft: parts of aeroplanes, helicopters or unmanned aircraft n.e.c. in heading no. 8807HS 880730
Share of Canada's importsunder 1 per cent, 116 source countriesChangefrom USD 455k in 2022Unit valueUSD 430,941 a tonne, 28 tonnesUSD 12min 2024 -
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Juice: of any single fruit, nut or vegetable n.e.c. in heading no. 2009, unfermented, not containing added spirit, whether or not containing added sugar or other...HS 200989
Share of Canada's imports12 per cent, 93 source countriesChangeup 23 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 939 a tonne, 12,137 tonnesUSD 11min 2024 -
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Electric accumulators: lead-acid, (other than for starting piston engines), including separators, whether or not rectangular (including square)HS 850720
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 60 source countriesChangeup 17 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 4,293 a tonne, 2,404 tonnesUSD 10min 2024 -
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Wrist-watches: electrically operated, with or without a stop-watch, (other than those of heading no. 9101) with mechanical display onlyHS 910211
Share of Canada's imports10 per cent, 72 source countriesChangeup 19 per cent on 2022 (USD 8m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 148,179 a tonne, 63 tonnesUSD 9min 2024 -
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Fruit, nuts and other edible parts of plants: prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar, other sweetening matter or spirit, n.e.c. in heading no. 2008HS 200899
Share of Canada's imports4 per cent, 102 source countriesChangedown 10 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 4,809 a tonne, 1,833 tonnesUSD 9min 2024 -
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Electric accumulators: lead-acid, of a kind used for starting piston engines, including separators, whether or not rectangular (including square)HS 850710
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 41 source countriesChangeup 259 per cent on 2022 (USD 2m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 3,385 a tonne, 2,580 tonnesUSD 9min 2024 -
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Printing machinery: parts and accessories, n.e.c. in item no. 8443.91HS 844399
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 105 source countriesChangeup 22 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 85,066 a tonne, 100 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
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Sauces and preparations therefor: mixed condiments and mixed seasoningsHS 210390
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 127 source countriesChangedown 17 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2,440 a tonne, 3,322 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: memoriesHS 854232
Share of Canada's imports6 per cent, 50 source countriesChangedown 36 per cent on 2022 (USD 12m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1.7m a tonne, 4.5 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
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Mountings, fittings and similar articles: of base metal, suitable for buildingsHS 830241
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 77 source countriesChangeup 28 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 9,962 a tonne, 763 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
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Iron or non-alloy steel: bars and rods, hot-rolled, hot-drawn or hot-extruded, containing indentations, ribs, grooves or other deformations produced during the rolling...HS 721420
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 25 source countriesChangenew since 2022Unit valueUSD 533 a tonne, 14,243 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
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Cases and containers: handbags (whether or not with shoulder strap and including those without handle), with outer surface of leather or of composition leatherHS 420221
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 99 source countriesChangedown 15 per cent on 2022 (USD 8m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 45,283 a tonne, 157 tonnesUSD 7min 2024 -
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Electrical apparatus: transistors, (other than photosensitive), with a dissipation rate of 1W or moreHS 854129
Share of Canada's imports15 per cent, 52 source countriesChangedown 38 per cent on 2022 (USD 11m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 518,870 a tonne, 13 tonnesUSD 7min 2024 -
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Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts: men's or boys', of synthetic fibres (not knitted or crocheted)HS 620343
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 112 source countriesChangedown 11 per cent on 2022 (USD 8m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 46,574 a tonne, 145 tonnesUSD 7min 2024 -
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Cases and containers: handbags (whether or not with shoulder strap and including those without handle), with outer surface of sheeting of plastics or of textile materialsHS 420222
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 103 source countriesChangeup 1 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 27,092 a tonne, 235 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
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Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts: men's or boys', of synthetic fibres, knitted or crochetedHS 610343
Share of Canada's imports4 per cent, 96 source countriesChangedown 62 per cent on 2022 (USD 17m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 37,899 a tonne, 168 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
36
Printing, copying, and facsimile machines: single-function printing, copying or facsimile machines, capable of connecting to an automatic data processing machine or to...HS 844332
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 71 source countriesChangedown 8 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 11,409 a tonne, 555 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
37
Boards, panels, consoles, desks and other bases: for electric control or the distribution of electricity, (other than switching apparatus of heading no. 8517), for a...HS 853710
Share of Canada's importsunder 1 per cent, 119 source countriesChangeup 17 per cent on 2022 (USD 5m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 168,087 a tonne, 34 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
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Projectors: n.e.c. in subheading 8528.62, whether or not colourHS 852869
Share of Canada's imports15 per cent, 39 source countriesChangedown 74 per cent on 2022 (USD 22m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 136,467 a tonne, 42 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
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Fruit: pineapples, prepared or preserved in ways n.e.c. in heading no. 2007, whether or not containing added sugar, other sweetening matter or spiritHS 200820
Share of Canada's imports24 per cent, 31 source countriesChangedown 1 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 950 a tonne, 5,926 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
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Semiconductor media: solid-state non-volatile storage devices, whether or not recorded, excluding products of Chapter 37HS 852351
Share of Canada's imports2 per cent, 71 source countriesChangedown 1 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 779,459 a tonne, 7.1 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
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Mechanical appliances: for projecting, dispersing or spraying liquids or powders, for other than agricultural or horticultural use, whether or not hand-operatedHS 842489
Share of Canada's imports3 per cent, 62 source countriesChangefrom USD 835k in 2022Unit valueUSD 31,564 a tonne, 172 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
42
Rubber: new pneumatic tyres, of a kind used on buses or lorriesHS 401120
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 49 source countriesChangeup 110 per cent on 2022 (USD 3m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 4,249 a tonne, 1,276 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
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Cameras, photographic (excluding cinematographic): instant print camerasHS 900640
Share of Canada's imports38 per cent, 24 source countriesChangeup 235 per cent on 2022 (USD 2m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 114,306 a tonne, 46 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
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Machinery: parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) of the machines of heading no. 8471HS 847330
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 96 source countriesChangedown 47 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 5min 2024 -
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Calculating machines: electronic calculators capable of operation without an external source of electric power and pocket-size data recording, reproducing and...HS 847010
Share of Canada's imports31 per cent, 36 source countriesChangeup 15 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 35,457 a tonne, 143 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
46
Coats: women's or girls' overcoats, car-coats, capes, anoraks, wind-jackets and similar articles, of man-made fibres, knitted or crocheted (excluding those of heading...HS 610230
Share of Canada's imports4 per cent, 90 source countriesChangefrom USD 177k in 2022Unit valueUSD 25,947 a tonne, 181 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
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Optical appliances and instruments: telescopic sights for fitting to arms: periscopes: telescopes designed to form parts of machines, appliances, instruments or...HS 901310
Share of Canada's imports13 per cent, 40 source countriesChangedown 25 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 521,612 a tonne, 8.9 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
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Food preparations: sweet biscuits, whether or not containing cocoaHS 190531
Share of Canada's imports1 per cent, 118 source countriesChangeup 14 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2,757 a tonne, 1,675 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
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Vehicle parts: brakes, servo-brakes and parts thereofHS 870830
Share of Canada's importsunder 1 per cent, 109 source countriesChangeup 38 per cent on 2022 (USD 3m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 10,029 a tonne, 452 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: amplifiersHS 854233
Share of Canada's imports8 per cent, 54 source countriesChangedown 26 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2.0m a tonne, 2.3 tonnesUSD 4min 2024
Fastest growing
The lines that grew most since 2022.
Lines worth at least USD 5m in 2022, ranked by growth to 2024 in current dollars. A fast rise can be a new product, a shift away from another source, or a price change; the record does not say which.
- Iron or steel (excluding cast iron): casing and tubing of a kind used in drilling for oil and gas (other than stainless steel or seamless), n.e.c. in chapter 73HS 730629USD 28m in 2024, up 177 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 11 per cent of the line.
- Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts: women's or girls', of synthetic fibres (not knitted or crocheted)HS 620463USD 14m in 2024, up 95 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 6 per cent of the line.
- Mountings, fittings and similar articles: of base metal, suitable for buildingsHS 830241USD 8m in 2024, up 28 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 2 per cent of the line.
- Juice: of any single fruit, nut or vegetable n.e.c. in heading no. 2009, unfermented, not containing added spirit, whether or not containing added sugar or other...HS 200989USD 11m in 2024, up 23 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 12 per cent of the line.
- Printing machinery: parts and accessories, n.e.c. in item no. 8443.91HS 844399USD 8m in 2024, up 22 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 1 per cent of the line.
- Electrical transformers, static converters and inductors: parts thereofHS 850490USD 31m in 2024, up 20 per cent on 2022 (USD 26m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 14 per cent of the line.
- Wrist-watches: electrically operated, with or without a stop-watch, (other than those of heading no. 9101) with mechanical display onlyHS 910211USD 9m in 2024, up 19 per cent on 2022 (USD 8m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 10 per cent of the line.
- Electric accumulators: lead-acid, (other than for starting piston engines), including separators, whether or not rectangular (including square)HS 850720USD 10m in 2024, up 17 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 3 per cent of the line.
- Rubber: new pneumatic tyres, of a kind used on motor cars (including station wagons and racing cars)HS 401110USD 36m in 2024, up 10 per cent on 2022 (USD 32m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 2 per cent of the line.
- Cases and containers: handbags (whether or not with shoulder strap and including those without handle), with outer surface of sheeting of plastics or of textile materialsHS 420222USD 6m in 2024, up 1 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 3 per cent of the line.
Where the Philippines dominates
Lines where the Philippines supplies 60 per cent or more.
The largest lines worth USD 1m or more where the Philippines ships at least 60 per cent of what Canada imports. This is supply concentration: how much of the line depends on one source country.
No line worth USD 1m or more where the Philippines supplies 60 per cent of Canada's imports.
Another source, lower unit value
Where another country ships the same line for at least 20 per cent less a tonne.
Lines worth USD 5m or more where the Philippines's unit value is recorded and another country also ships at least USD 5m of the same line to Canada at a unit value at least 20 per cent lower. The largest such source is named. The same heading can hold different grades, so a lower figure is a question to ask, not a like-for-like price.
- Electronic integrated circuits: n.e.c. in heading no. 8542HS 854239The Philippines: USD 64m at USD 1.5m a tonne. Malaysia: USD 52m (10 per cent of the line) at USD 1.2m a tonne, 21 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 1.6m a tonne.
- Vacuum cleaners, with self-contained electric motor, of a power not exceeding 1,500 W and having a dust bag or other receptacle capacity not exceeding 20LHS 850811The Philippines: USD 61m at USD 26,848 a tonne. China: USD 141m (38 per cent of the line) at USD 19,214 a tonne, 28 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 22,399 a tonne.
- Communication apparatus (excluding telephone sets or base stations): machines for the reception, conversion and transmission or regeneration of voice, images or other...HS 851762The Philippines: USD 60m at USD 428,276 a tonne. Indonesia: USD 146m (3 per cent of the line) at USD 287,623 a tonne, 33 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 381,448 a tonne.
- Electrical static convertersHS 850440The Philippines: USD 37m at USD 79,550 a tonne. United States: USD 489m (28 per cent of the line) at USD 51,717 a tonne, 35 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 66,270 a tonne.
- Rubber: new pneumatic tyres, of a kind used on motor cars (including station wagons and racing cars)HS 401110The Philippines: USD 36m at USD 7,074 a tonne. China: USD 231m (15 per cent of the line) at USD 4,650 a tonne, 34 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 5,856 a tonne.
- Electrical transformers, static converters and inductors: parts thereofHS 850490The Philippines: USD 31m at USD 112,317 a tonne. Austria: USD 6m (3 per cent of the line) at USD 21,096 a tonne, 81 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 79,712 a tonne.
- Iron or steel (excluding cast iron): casing and tubing of a kind used in drilling for oil and gas (other than stainless steel or seamless), n.e.c. in chapter 73HS 730629The Philippines: USD 28m at USD 1,280 a tonne. South Korea: USD 9m (4 per cent of the line) at USD 986 a tonne, 23 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 1,450 a tonne.
- Hair-dressing apparatus: electro-thermic, other than hair dryersHS 851632The Philippines: USD 25m at USD 51,838 a tonne. China: USD 39m (45 per cent of the line) at USD 38,432 a tonne, 26 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 51,838 a tonne.
- Cases and containers: n.e.c. in heading 4202, with outer surface of sheeting of plastics or of textile materialsHS 420292The Philippines: USD 19m at USD 24,098 a tonne. China: USD 312m (47 per cent of the line) at USD 16,635 a tonne, 31 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 23,973 a tonne.
- Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts: women's or girls', of synthetic fibres (not knitted or crocheted)HS 620463The Philippines: USD 14m at USD 43,411 a tonne. Vietnam: USD 77m (31 per cent of the line) at USD 33,539 a tonne, 23 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 37,063 a tonne.
- Food preparations: bakers' wares n.e.c. in heading no. 1605, whether or not containing cocoa: communion wafers, empty cachets suitable for pharmaceutical use, sealing...HS 190590The Philippines: USD 14m at USD 4,130 a tonne. India: USD 24m (1 per cent of the line) at USD 2,788 a tonne, 33 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 4,130 a tonne.
- Electrical apparatus: automatic circuit breakers, for a voltage not exceeding 1000 voltsHS 853620The Philippines: USD 12m at USD 44,298 a tonne. United States: USD 100m (29 per cent of the line) at USD 30,285 a tonne, 32 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 44,299 a tonne.
- Units of automatic data processing machines: storage unitsHS 847170The Philippines: USD 12m at USD 452,334 a tonne. United States: USD 155m (29 per cent of the line) at USD 300,800 a tonne, 34 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 452,334 a tonne.
- Lenses, spectacle: unmounted, of materials other than glassHS 900150The Philippines: USD 12m at USD 470,763 a tonne. Thailand: USD 25m (19 per cent of the line) at USD 195,943 a tonne, 58 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 324,726 a tonne.
- Aircraft and spacecraft: parts of aeroplanes, helicopters or unmanned aircraft n.e.c. in heading no. 8807HS 880730The Philippines: USD 12m at USD 430,941 a tonne. United Kingdom: USD 584m (15 per cent of the line) at USD 254,431 a tonne, 41 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 456,491 a tonne.
- Fruit, nuts and other edible parts of plants: prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar, other sweetening matter or spirit, n.e.c. in heading no. 2008HS 200899The Philippines: USD 9m at USD 4,809 a tonne. United States: USD 70m (31 per cent of the line) at USD 3,183 a tonne, 34 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 3,297 a tonne.
- Electric accumulators: lead-acid, of a kind used for starting piston engines, including separators, whether or not rectangular (including square)HS 850710The Philippines: USD 9m at USD 3,385 a tonne. Germany: USD 7m (1 per cent of the line) at USD 2,377 a tonne, 30 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 3,159 a tonne.
- Printing machinery: parts and accessories, n.e.c. in item no. 8443.91HS 844399The Philippines: USD 8m at USD 85,066 a tonne. Italy: USD 8m (1 per cent of the line) at USD 56,624 a tonne, 33 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 78,979 a tonne.
- Trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts: men's or boys', of synthetic fibres (not knitted or crocheted)HS 620343The Philippines: USD 7m at USD 46,574 a tonne. Vietnam: USD 58m (22 per cent of the line) at USD 36,984 a tonne, 21 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 38,117 a tonne.
- Cases and containers: handbags (whether or not with shoulder strap and including those without handle), with outer surface of sheeting of plastics or of textile materialsHS 420222The Philippines: USD 6m at USD 27,092 a tonne. China: USD 72m (30 per cent of the line) at USD 8,422 a tonne, 69 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 35,426 a tonne.
The other side of the lane
What Canada buys from everyone, and what it is placed to make.
What this record says
What crossed the border, what it was worth, and what it weighed.
Every figure on this page is from CEPII's BACI file, which reconciles what each pair of countries reports to the UN about the same shipment. Trade year 2024, compared with 2022. A line is one six-digit customs heading (HS 2022). Values are in US dollars at the border; growth is in current dollars, so part of any change is price, not volume.
Unit value. Unit values are customs values per tonne, declared at the border, not product prices. It is the value of a line divided by its declared weight, so it mixes grades, models and qualities under one heading. It is shown only where the weight is recorded, at least three source countries of USD 100k or more ship the line to Canada with a weight, and the figure sits within a factor of five of the middle of those sources. Outside that band it is treated as a recording problem and left out.
Share is the Philippines's part of everything Canada imported in that line, from every source. Sources counts the countries that shipped any of it.
Scope. Manufactured and processed goods, customs chapters 16 to 96, without ores, fuels, precious metals, scrap, raw farm output and one-off capital and defence purchases: the same rule as the Made here pages.
What it does not say
A record of trade, not a shopping list.
What this record does not say: what sells at retail, what margin a trade leaves, how crowded the marketplaces are, or how much of a flow is re-exported through entrepots such as Hong Kong and Singapore.
A large line is not proof of an opening, and a lower unit value from another country is not proof the goods are the same. Tariffs, standards, freight, payment terms, lead times and the plain fact that a supplier is good at it are all invisible here. Nothing on this page is a forecast, a recommendation or a promise. No supplier company is named, because the record holds none.
Source: CEPII BACI, HS22, version 202601. Edition of 2026-11-03.
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