Ireland Imported Products

Ireland imports many different products. The products they import include food products, energy products, automobiles, electronic products, pharmaceuticals, textiles and furniture. Food products include products such as meat, dairy products, vegetables and fruits, grains, seafood and chocolate. Ireland meets consumer needs by importing products for which its own production capacity is insufficient or out of season. Energy products include energy resources such as oil, natural gas and coal. A large part of Ireland's energy needs are met by imported energy products. Durable consumer goods such as automobiles, electronic products and pharmaceuticals are also among the products that Ireland imports. In addition to cars produced in Ireland, cars from other countries are also imported. Electronic products include televisions, computers, mobile phones and white goods. Medicines are products imported for use in the health sector. Textile products include clothing, shoes, bags and accessories. Apart from its own textile industry, Ireland also imports textile products from different countries. Furniture is also among the products imported by Ireland. In addition to furniture produced in Ireland, furniture from abroad is also imported to meet consumer demands.