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Annual services imports of the European Union from the rest of world broken down by product category from 2013 to 2021 (in millions of Euro)

Characteristic	ICT, media, computers, business and financial services	Transport equipment and services, travel, postal services	Health, pharmaceuticals, education, cultural, sport	Construction, wood, glass, stone, basic metals, housing, electrical appliances, furniture	Mining, quarrying, refinery, fuels, chemicals, electricity, water, waste treatment	Agriculture, forestry, fishing, food, beverages, tobacco	Textile, apparel, shoes - services	Government, military and other
2021	492.96	189.19	113.29	36.95	25.65	13.09	6.33	3.01
2020	455.3	153.43	173.91	34.11	25.58	11.65	6.32	3.14
2019	462.58	197.64	233.2	37.3	25.27	23.25	6.91	2.81
2018	415.92	189.75	131.68	37.17	23.77	21.8	6.3	2.59
2017	388.15	176.67	142.1	33.67	21.85	20.74	5.91	2.42
2016	361.91	165.44	145.18	32.37	20.25	20.47	5.42	2.1
2015	380	169.98	114.55	31.45	19.11	20.76	5.2	2.04
2014	296.44	158.62	87.42	27.28	15.38	19.43	3.9	1.78
2013	252.72	157.05	73.65	25.82	14.51	17.16	4.17	1.69

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July 2022

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Europe, EU

Survey time period

2013 to 2021

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During the decade since 2013, the European Union imported a growing number of services from the rest of the world. In most years, the majority of these services were from either ICT, media, computers, business, or financial services, with almost half a trillion Euro worth of imports in this product category in 2021.
Other popular categories of service imports over this period were transport equipment, travel, and postal services, as well as health, pharmaceuticals, education, culture, and sport services. With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, EU services imports declined due to the infeasibility of providing in-person services while social distancing restrictions were in place.