2025 goods exports were US$640.7B; official trade-stat coverage excludes re-exports.
Trade statistics often look interchangeable when they are not. Taiwan’s headline goods export total is a final Ministry of Finance (MOF) number, while the International Trade Administration (ITA) portal states that its coverage excludes re-exports and re-imports. The graphic teaches users what the table is measuring before they compare it with partner-country data. It is a source-quality page, not a measured re-export gap.
Source 1: Summary of Exports and Imports for December 2025
Publisher: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C.
Dataset/table: Trade Performance for Dec. 2025
Units: US$ million; percent
Date checked: 2026-05-14
Evidence: Supports final 2025 export, import and trade-balance totals.
Note: Supports final 2025 export, import and trade-balance totals.
Source 2: Trade Statistics
Publisher: International Trade Administration, MOEA
Dataset/table: Trade Statistics introduction and data query
Units: US dollars; US$ thousands; million US$
Date checked: 2026-05-14
Evidence: States the ITA trade-stat coverage, source agency, value basis and re-export exclusion.
Note: States the ITA trade-stat coverage, source agency, value basis and re-export exclusion.
Do not imply a measured re-export gap; this is a coverage-basis explainer unless Customs provides a separate re-export value.
Uses Ministry of Finance final 2025 totals and International Trade Administration coverage notes; no re-export value is calculated because the portal excludes that scope.
Both headline trade values and coverage notes are from official Taiwan sources.
Taiwan electronic-parts export surplus
Electronic-parts exports reached US$222.9B versus US$143.7B of imports in 2025.
Taiwan server exports versus notebook exports
Server systems were 25.9% of cited U.S.-bound exposure; notebooks were 1.2%.
Taiwan technology orders versus exports, 2025
Electronic-product orders were about 131% of electronic-parts customs exports in 2025.