List of major Indonesian export commodities in the first half of this year

Indonesia's non-hydrocarbon exports to the U.S. amounted to $14.79 billion (about Rp 243.91 trillion) in the first half of 2025, accounting for 11.52% of Indonesia's total non-hydrocarbon exports, with the U.S. being the second-largest export destination for Indonesia's non-hydrocarbon products.Indonesia's largest export destination for non-hydrocarbon products is China, with exports amounting to US$29.31 billion in the same period.2025 Indonesia's goods trade surplus amounted to US$19.48 billion in January-June, with a surplus of about US$4.1 billion in June; the surplus of non-hydrocarbon commodities in June amounted to US$5.22 billion, but the deficit of trade in hydrocarbon commodities was US$1.11 billion. The top three major export products were motors and electrical equipment (HS 85) with an export value of $2.8 billion (about 46.17 trillion dong); footwear (HS 64) with an export value of $1.29 billion (about 21.27 trillion dong); and knitted garments and accessories (HS 61) with an export value of $1.28 billion (about 21.10 trillion dong). Other popular products include non-knitted garments and accessories (HS 62), animal and vegetable oils (HS 15), rubber and rubber products (HS 40), furniture and light fixtures (HS 94), aquatic products (HS 03), machinery and parts (HS 84), and various chemicals (HS 38). U.S. President Donald Trump will impose reciprocal tariffs of 191 TP3T from August 7, 2025 on Indonesian exports to the United States. Of the major oil and gas products imported by Indonesia, crude oil (HS 27090010) imports in January-June 2025 were valued at US$3.9 billion (7.3 million tons), and gasoline with a RON value of 90-97 (HS 27101224) imports were valued at US$5.4 billion (8.1 million tons). The non-hydrocarbon surplus comes mainly from three categories of commodities: auto-vegetable oils (HS 15), mineral fuels (HS 27), and iron and steel (HS 72).