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Agricultural Products South Africa is Dependent on From Other Countries: South Africa relies on other countries for certain farm exports. "The Conversation" states, "South Africa is also a significant importer of agricultural products. It relies on other countries for crucial food products such as wheat, rice, palm oil, sunflower oil and poultry" (South Africa’s farm exports are an economic lifeline – with weak spots). The reason for this dependence is that South Africa's agricultural sector is pretty weak.
Highest Export Commodities: According to "The Observation of Economic Complexity" it states, "The top exports of South Africa are Gold ($13B), Platinum ($11.9B), Coal Briquettes ($6.37B), Cars ($5.19B), and Diamonds ($4.75B), exporting mostly to China ($11.9B), United States ($10.2B), India ($7.88B), United Kingdom ($7.51B), and Germany ($6.93B)" (South Africa).
Agricultural Deals With Other Countries: According to "Trade Economics", South Africa's "main export partners are China, the United States and Germany" (South Africa Exports). South Africa mainly trades ores, minerals, gems, machinery, vehicles, etc. South Africa's main imports from other countries are machinery, chemicals, vehicles, etc.
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