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Belgium: Cheese imports

How much Cheese does Belgium import?

Belgium imported $1.39B in 2025 (26.4% change over the period).

Who supplies Cheese to Belgium?

Largest suppliers: Netherlands (36.7%), Germany (25.2%), France (23.9%), Italy (6.5%), Ireland (2%).

What price per kg does Belgium pay for Cheese?

Average $6.48/kg; the middle of purchases is $5.43–$8.24/kg (median $6.17/kg). This is the yearly average import unit value declared at customs (USD/kg) — what importers paid, not a retail or producer price.

Is my price too high?

CountryYearly imports (2025)ShareAvg. import price ($/kg)
Netherlands$511.4M36.7%6.17
Germany$351.4M25.2%5.43
France$333.1M23.9%8.24
Italy$90.0M6.5%9.67
Ireland$27.4M2%4.82
Greece$21.1M1.5%9.95
Poland$13.5M1%5.76
Denmark$13.4M1%5.07
Spain$8.3M0.6%12.4
Finland$6.4M0.5%5.63
Luxembourg$3.9M0.3%9.74
Switzerland$3.9M0.3%15.71

This is the yearly average import unit value declared at customs (USD/kg) — what importers paid, not a retail or producer price.

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