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Listed below in descending order are the fastest-growing Nigerian export products. Shown within parentheses is the percentage increase in a product category’s exports from 2011 to 2015.

1.Gems, precious metals: Up by 4,283% (US$26.5 million)
2.Meat/seafood preparations: Up by 1,035% ($227,000)
3.Knit or crochet clothing, accessories: Up by 797.9% ($431,000)
4.Other animal-origin products: Up by 609.5% ($2.1 million)
5.Vegetables: Up by 537.3% ($2.9 million)
6.Feathers, artificial flowers, hair: Up by 529.2% ($15.7 million)
7.Wood: Up by 511.5% ($400.2 million)
8.Clocks , watches including parts: Up by 454.3% ($898,000)
9.Live animals: Up by 450% ($33,000)
10.Coated textile fabric: Up by 379.4% ($302,000)
11.Vegetable plaiting materials: Up by 345.7% ($1.1 million)
12.Salt, sulphur, stone, cement: Up by 313.2% ($10.6 million)
13.Copper: Up by 228.1% ($142.1 million)
14.Aircraft, spacecraft: Up by 128.3% ($148 million)
15.Ores, slag, ash: Up by 63.3% ($139.5 million)

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Listed below in descending order are the fastest-growing Nigerian export products. Shown within parentheses is the percentage increase in a product category’s exports from 2011 to 2015.

1.Gems, precious metals: Up by 4,283% (US$26.5 million)
2.Meat/seafood preparations: Up by 1,035% ($227,000)
3.Knit or crochet clothing, accessories: Up by 797.9% ($431,000)
4.Other animal-origin products: Up by 609.5% ($2.1 million)
5.Vegetables: Up by 537.3% ($2.9 million)
6.Feathers, artificial flowers, hair: Up by 529.2% ($15.7 million)
7.Wood: Up by 511.5% ($400.2 million)
8.Clocks , watches including parts: Up by 454.3% ($898,000)
9.Live animals: Up by 450% ($33,000)
10.Coated textile fabric: Up by 379.4% ($302,000)
11.Vegetable plaiting materials: Up by 345.7% ($1.1 million)
12.Salt, sulphur, stone, cement: Up by 313.2% ($10.6 million)
13.Copper: Up by 228.1% ($142.1 million)
14.Aircraft, spacecraft: Up by 128.3% ($148 million)
15.Ores, slag, ash: Up by 63.3% ($139.5 million)

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