British Minister of State for International Trade Penny Mordaunt told Parliament that Zimbabwean companies enjoyed duty free and quota free exports for products including blueberries, peas and tea.
The United Kingdom was at one time Zimbabwe’s second largest trading partner after South Africa but it is now 138th.
Trade between the two countries rose from £239 million in 2016 to £407 in 2017 and on to £461 before dropping to £205 in 2019 and £199 in 2020.
According to the UK Department of International Trade, the five top exports to Zimbabwe were:
Top five imports from Zimbabwe were:
See also British companies that were in Zimbabwe at independence
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