Croatia Leeks and other alliaceous vegetables Export quantity

Croatia Leeks and other alliaceous vegetables Export quantity: Key Points

• Here's the shape of it: 82.60 tonnes in 2014, 444.34 tonnes by 2023 for Croatia's leeks and other alliaceous vegetables export quantity — up, 438% rise end to end.
• 2016: spikes to 157.40 tonnes (+253%).
• 2020: surges to 122.03 tonnes (+959%).
• 2021: leaps to 321.95 tonnes (+164%).
• 2022: shoots up to 784.10 tonnes (+144%).
• Where it lands: 444.34 tonnes in 2023, a 437.9% climb from the 2014 starting line.

Why Trade Snapped Back

Multiple direction changes over the period mean any two-point comparison — say, first year to last — is likely to be misleading on its own. The middle years matter just as much.

This isn't a uniquely local rebound — global trade recovered broadly in 2021 as pandemic-era restrictions eased and demand returned.

This chart is a starting point, not a conclusion. Croatia's leeks and other alliaceous vegetables export quantity numbers here are worth cross-checking against at least one other source or comparator before they inform any real decision.

This kind of indicator is almost never measured continuously — it's estimated from periodic data collection, published and later revised by Croatia's statistical authority. Direction is the reliable part; individual years less so.

Small absolute numbers like these amplify percentage swings — the same-sized change in volume looks dramatic as a percentage here in a way it wouldn't for a bigger trade flow. Read the raw numbers, not just the percent.