North Korea imported multiple tractors, trailers and other types of farming equipment from China in July, along with freezers and air conditioners, all in likely violation of U.N. sanctions.

But the usual suspects of textiles and wig-related products dominated bilateral exchanges once again, accounting for over 22% of total trade, according to NK Pro analysis of trade data released by China’s General Administration of Customs (GAC).

North Korea imported nine tractors for nearly $110,000, the same number of trailers or semi-trailers for over $12,000, five seeders for $1,220 and other electrical equipment that the country is prohibited