I m from Antarctica and I didn’t find mine 🙁☹️

Can you make a Country’s the most famous exports

as a surinames I can say that you got my country right

Technically Scotland’s is food and drink but I guess since they’re part of the UK they get bundled in with England and the rest.

@@fgsaramago he didn’t say they were

Pp

Yes

Yes. "Independence" . Meanwhile Western Neocolonialism continues.

@@GAZAMAN93X What a clown

@Emilio Alvarez why would I not care about what my people is going through? Go away.

shhhh

This is weird to me. How are they exporting more blood than anything else?

would that in sited be to keep the Vampires fed and in Brittan.

@@Delgen1951 It's all going to keep Prince Philip alive

@@Altrantis We can't go giving away the secrets of our blood magic. (looking into it, it seems that "blood" is actually referring to quite a wide range of things from human blood to animal blood to blood related pharmaceuticals who just all seem to fit under a similar trade regulations bracket)

Kek. True

True, they’re (special) territories, not countries

They are all non-independent territories of one kind or another.

True. I was born in Guam. I am an American and my parents are from Texas.

I'll add it to the list then!

Yes! It would

Yeah! I also want it!!!!

Also the most produced product....even if it isn't the most exported.

Yes

i never meet someone from Greenland! now i just need to see a coment from lichtenstein and Monaco.

@@Duck-wc9de we aren't that many either, so we are a rare breed :)

@@Duck-wc9de And Andorra.

I really want to go there, is it good

Wtf are you doing up there?

The maps count fully self governing territories as separate countries. So somewhere where the locals have little control like Puerto Rico is not included, but a place that is fully self governing, but not quite independent, like the Falkland Islands is included. Last year Hong Kong moved towards the first category, but the locals still have a small amount of autonomy, so Hong Kong may still qualify.

China "Real shit?"

I mean he did also list Guam, American Samoa, Wallis and Futuna, Norfolk Island, Keeling Islands, Northern Mariana Islands and Montserrat as independent countries.

China is actually totally ok with Hong Kong being listed as a separate economic entity. In fact, stuff imported from Hongkong is required to be labeled as made in Hong Kong by Chinese laws. The same applies to Taiwan

because China bashing isn't the norm on youtube.🙄 HK regularly gets to be represented separately from Mainland China, that includes the Olympics.

What videos don’t you watch

@@wennick4859 idk he’s everywhere

He is portuguese?

@@martimsalvador9186 eu acho que sim. em videos anteriores a pronuncia das cidades brasileiras era em português. ou é de portugal, ou do brasil, mas sem sotaque

@@Duck-wc9de sim eu concordo que ele tem um sotaque muito bom a falar português

Is he portugese?? Please someone tell me

@@Duck-wc9de Exato, neste video ele disse bem "cabo verde" e "são tomé e príncipe". Pode ter treinado tbm

;-;

é foda

They're just a part of Denmark bro

@@MinecraftMasterNo1 Lol, no. They have their own parliaments, and Denmark has accepted that both could become independent, if they so wish. Besides, Pitcairn Islands are a British Overseas Territory.

@@Lemonz1989 They tried to be independent but even the most nationalist Faroese doesn't want the Danish subsidies to stop lol

@@MinecraftMasterNo1 That’s not true either. One party even campaigned to have the subsidy removed in one go. Probably 90% or more of the people want to work towards stopping the subsidies, and they have. It has been reduced multiple times over the years. Honestly, where do you get your info?

i have a feeling ur from the faroe islands

I think the problem with that is that there are probably countries that don't have their "thing". Like generalists - jack of all trades, master of none.

Lumber in Canada for sure.

Kazakhstan is the largest exporter of aluminum.

Reaver Vermont and NY actually produce far more maple syrup than ca

@@aocplusme5676 Canada produces about 75% of the World's maple syrup. Most of it in Québec.

he doesnt have a particular accent. i cant figure it out. but since he is portugese I will gess Lisbon.

@@Duck-wc9de Yeah, probably Lisbon, Algarves, I don't see him beeing from north

@@kurtznk2533 eu gosto tanto dos de Viana! é tão giro. de Viseu para cima é outro mundo.

@@Duck-wc9de Indeed! That's why he is not from there! Just kidding...sort of.

I spoke too soon, lol! 😂

je savais pas XD

The French President is, because he is head of the French state, co-prince of Andorra. So, technically, the French President is systematically a Prince.

😜😏🤭😳

😂😂😂😂😂😂

I misread this in the worst way possible

It’s not. Cars is.

Oh put a cork in it!

To those of you correcting the original poster I suggest you reread his post.

But guys..... We now have cork phones 😁

we dont export that! ITS ALL FOR US MWAHAHAHAHAHA !

@@Duck-wc9de and do you think people don't smuggle it out? Whistleblowers have leaked the recipe ages ago.

@@tiagoprado7001 those traitors! to disclose our greatest treasure! i really love those damn pastries. I remember going with my grandmother to a pastry shop on Saturdays that had the best pastries in the region. it was 30 km, but it was worth it. and whenever I go to Lisbon I bring a box of pastries from Belém. nothing brings more joy to dinner.

Thank you! :)

because they export more but japan exports products of more value

@@bigben9889 but the exports are measured in value, not in number of goods exported. I think this is really just a fault in the video

@@TimoS1998 1:42

@@TimoS1998 I think the uploader means 709 not 700

Meant*

Thank you!

Thanks!

Why do you have the USA flag if you are Lithuanian?

@@greatwolf5372 why don't you?

@@greatwolf5372 Cuz USA is the epitome cool 😎

Can't you see he is clearly drawing by hand?

@@ducovanderwoude6971 Obviously xD

@@ducovanderwoude6971 LMAO

Switzerland does export wine in small amounts, I've bought it here in Estonia just out of curiosity. But, the price is too high for regular consumption.

I thought they exported a lot of oil Edit:I commented this before he said it in the video

basically all the salmon I eat is from norway xD

YEAH....SALTED COD ....TO PORTUGAL😁

When this video was made the US was self-efficient with their oil and exported the more oil in the world. Now with a new president, we import all oil and are no longer allow to use the oil that we have. Gas prices went from $1.00 a gallon to $3.50 with in a year.

You're correct..

@@AdstarAPAD And Colombia has alternative export as well, though not on paper.

Portagaul es mal

@@grantrobinson5046 learn how to write portuguese properly, doofus

@@GuilhermeSilva-lt6rw i think he is portuguese, or brazilian without accent

@@Duck-wc9de Again, what is a "Brazilian without accent"? Everyone has an accent! :)

@@GuilhermeSilva-lt6rw because he is Portuguese.

Yeoh it all volcanic, and exploring.

Greenland, meanwhile, used to be a major exporter of a mineral called cryolite, which is very important in the aluminium production industry. It was in fact the only place in the world where this mineral was known to exist in concentration high enough for economically viable extraction. The mines were depleted decades ago and now all cryolite used in industry has to be produced synthetically from other minerals. To this day, cryolite remains the only natural resource on earth that humans have totally depleted.

thats the reason europe turns green, in order not to be energy depended on foreign powers like russia

I think it would be interesting to know who is importing all this oil. Ultimately, climate change is a demand-led problem, it's more the fault of the people pouring it into their gas-guzzlers than the folk digging it out of the ground. So we need to know who is buying all this oil and then put pressure on them to curb their thirst for the stuff.

Not exactly. India's top export is refined fractions of crude, but at the same time, India's largest import (till a couple years ago) was crude oil. That is so because (despite having the world's 4th largest refinery capacity after US, China and Russia) India has no major domestic reserves of crude oil. This has led to the entire Government of India to focus on a long term strategy to reduce crude oil imports because they are the largest/2nd largest chunk of our import bill and we are running a net trade deficit. As a result, Indian Government has pushed massively for renewables and EVs, and the latest push is towards Green Hydrogen production. Entire Indian Railways has gone electric, phasing out Diesel locos entirely (no other major railway network in the world can claim to be even close). So despite refined fractions being top export of India, India is actually working hard to switch to green energy (India is the only major nation to meet and exceed its Paris Climate Deal's goals, with some goals being completed 7 years in advance). *This is a complete antithesis to your assertion.*

This video is about what product is the country exporting the most, not all products exported from the country.

Yes, but most exported product from India is refiend petroleum and petroleum products.

Tea doesn't even figure in the top 5 exports of India. Its Refined Petrol, Polished Diamonds, Medicines, Jewellery and Rice.

What are you even talking this channel is supposed to let you learn something bum ass

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@@wladjarosz345 cool I did not know that. I just noticed many bottles of Apple Juice at the store yesterday were marked product of Ukraine. I mentioned something to a buddy of mine who drives tanker trucks here in New York State and he told me that he picks up loads of apple juice that come in on tanker ships from Ukraine at leased twice a week and transports it to near by dairys to have it pasteurized and bottled there. I guess the way it works is he brings in a load of milk from local farmers to the dairy at night while they unload that trailer and process the milk he goes to the port to pick up a load of juice to set in a holding area at the dairy. He then pick up the milk trailer which has already been emptied and cleaned and heads home. From what I gathered milk is processed between 6p.m. and 6a.m. and juice from 8a.m. to 8pm allowing an hour between process times to flush the pipes and clean the tanks in the building.