EU goods exports transported by sea reached €1,069 billion in 2025

LUXEMBOURG – Maritime transport was the main mode of transport for trade in goods between the European Union and non-EU countries in 2025. Ships carried 73.3% of total imports and 72.6% of total exports by weight, according to Eurostat. Maritime transport accounted for a smaller share of trade value, while air freight represented a much larger share of value than of the physical volume transported.

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