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Below are the 20 highest value export products shipped from the UK in 2014.
Shown within brackets is the 4-digit harmonized tariff system code for each item.
1.Cars: US$41,083,781,000 (HTS code 8703)
2.Gold (unwrought or semi-manufactured): $37,313,817,000 (7108)
3.Crude oil: $29,454,441,000 (2709)
4.Medication mixtures in dosage: $23,220,322,000 (3004)
5.Turbo-jets: $21,152,551,000 (8411)
6.Processed petroleum oils: $19,917,029,000 (2710)
7.Aircraft parts: $13,822,251,000 (8803)
8.Alcohol (including spirits, liqueurs): $8,326,846,000 (2208)
9.Blood fractions (including antisera): $8,071,265,000 (3002)
Antisera, other blood fractions and immunological products, whether or not modified or obtained by means of biotechnological processes.
10.Automobile parts: $6,312,439,000 (8708)
11.Phone system appliances: $5,896,052,000 (8517)
12.Petroleum gases: $4,847,074,000 (2711)
13.Platinum (unwrought or semi-manufactured): $4,544,618,000 (7110)
14.Computers, optical readers: $4,347,777,000 (8471)
15.Jewelry: $4,309,770,000 (7113)
16.Engines (diesel): $3,951,735,000 (8408)
17.Hand-drawn paintings, drawings: $3,789,516,000 (9701)
18.Taps, ****, valves and similar appliances: $3,731,520,000 (8481)
19.Aircraft, spacecraft: $2,982,623,000 (8802)
20.Iron or steel scrap: $2,842,688,000 (7204)
Shown within brackets is the 4-digit harmonized tariff system code for each item.
1.Cars: US$41,083,781,000 (HTS code 8703)
2.Gold (unwrought or semi-manufactured): $37,313,817,000 (7108)
3.Crude oil: $29,454,441,000 (2709)
4.Medication mixtures in dosage: $23,220,322,000 (3004)
5.Turbo-jets: $21,152,551,000 (8411)
6.Processed petroleum oils: $19,917,029,000 (2710)
7.Aircraft parts: $13,822,251,000 (8803)
8.Alcohol (including spirits, liqueurs): $8,326,846,000 (2208)
9.Blood fractions (including antisera): $8,071,265,000 (3002)
Antisera, other blood fractions and immunological products, whether or not modified or obtained by means of biotechnological processes.
10.Automobile parts: $6,312,439,000 (8708)
11.Phone system appliances: $5,896,052,000 (8517)
12.Petroleum gases: $4,847,074,000 (2711)
13.Platinum (unwrought or semi-manufactured): $4,544,618,000 (7110)
14.Computers, optical readers: $4,347,777,000 (8471)
15.Jewelry: $4,309,770,000 (7113)
16.Engines (diesel): $3,951,735,000 (8408)
17.Hand-drawn paintings, drawings: $3,789,516,000 (9701)
18.Taps, ****, valves and similar appliances: $3,731,520,000 (8481)
19.Aircraft, spacecraft: $2,982,623,000 (8802)
20.Iron or steel scrap: $2,842,688,000 (7204)
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Blood is for the lizard rulers so that they can oversee the secret gold mines
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9.Blood fractions (including antisera): $8,071,265,000 (3002)
I wonder if these are obtained from blood freely donated by people thinking it is going to help Uk citizens? |
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Good Question Leopard,
When I used to give Blood, if it had Not been used within 2-3 weeks, most Blood used to be turned into Plasma, Exported and Sold to India. |
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Tata Group most likely Owns a few of the above interests,
Read On; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tata_Group Tata Group is an Indian multinational conglomerate holding company headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. It was founded in 1868 by Jamsetji Tata and gained international recognition after purchasing several global companies. It is one of India's largest conglomerates. In 2014-15, the revenue of Tata companies, taken together, was $108.78 Billion. These companies collectively employ over 600,000 people. Each Tata company or enterprise operates independently under the guidance and supervision of its own board of directors and shareholders. There are 30 publicly-listed Tata enterprises with a combined market capitalisation of about $134 Billion (as on March 31, 2015). Tata companies with significant scale include Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Tata Consultancy Services, Tata Power, Tata Chemicals, Tata Global Beverages, Tata Teleservices, Titan, Tata Communications and Indian Hotels Company. |