Shipping to the USA by country of origin

Pick the country your goods ship from. Each of the 49 origins in the U.S. Census import sample for March–July 2026 has a page covering what it ships to the United States, its container ports, U.S. duties, the documents and how to get a quote. Countries with an Airlift lane guide link to that guide instead, which goes deeper on transit and routing.

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East Asia

Taiwan to USA$115.0 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersChina to USA · lane guide$110.4 billion imported, March–July 2026South Korea to USA$70.2 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersJapan to USA$62.8 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly vehicles other than railway rolling stockHong Kong to USA$1.43 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pearls, precious stones, precious metals and

South-East Asia

Vietnam to USA · lane guide$115.9 billion imported, March–July 2026Thailand to USA · lane guide$62.1 billion imported, March–July 2026Malaysia to USA$34.6 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly electrical machinery, electronics and partsSingapore to USA$14.5 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pharmaceutical productsIndonesia to USA · lane guide$13.4 billion imported, March–July 2026Philippines to USA$11.2 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly electrical machinery, electronics and partsCambodia to USA · lane guide$7.15 billion imported, March–July 2026

South Asia

India to USA · lane guide$42.2 billion imported, March–July 2026Bangladesh to USA · lane guide$3.96 billion imported, March–July 2026Pakistan to USA$2.18 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly other made-up textile articles

Middle East and North Africa

Israel to USA$8.31 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly electrical machinery, electronics and partsTurkey to USA$7.54 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly mineral fuels, oils and waxesSaudi Arabia to USA$3.63 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly mineral fuels, oils and waxesUnited Arab Emirates to USA$2.17 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly aluminum and articles of aluminumEgypt to USA$1.54 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly apparel, knitted or crochetedMorocco to USA$875 million imported, March–July 2026; mostly vehicles other than railway rolling stock

Europe

Germany to USA$66.6 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersItaly to USA · lane guide$32.8 billion imported, March–July 2026France to USA$29.5 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersUnited Kingdom to USA$28.6 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersIreland to USA$25.4 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pharmaceutical productsSwitzerland to USA$21.8 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pharmaceutical productsBelgium to USA · lane guide$12.1 billion imported, March–July 2026Netherlands to USA$11.0 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersSpain to USA$9.60 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersSweden to USA$7.63 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly vehicles other than railway rolling stockAustria to USA$7.58 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersPoland to USA$6.60 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersHungary to USA$5.19 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersDenmark to USA$4.31 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly optical, photographic, measuring and medicalCzechia to USA$4.22 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly machinery, mechanical appliances and computersFinland to USA$4.05 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pharmaceutical productsPortugal to USA$2.99 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pharmaceutical productsGreece to USA$941 million imported, March–July 2026; mostly preparations of vegetables, fruit and nuts

Sub-Saharan Africa

South Africa to USA$4.54 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly pearls, precious stones, precious metals and

Latin America and the Caribbean

Brazil to USA · lane guide$15.2 billion imported, March–July 2026Chile to USA$9.39 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly copper and articles of copperColombia to USA$7.41 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly mineral fuels, oils and waxesArgentina to USA$4.35 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly mineral fuels, oils and waxesPeru to USA$3.78 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly copper and articles of copperDominican Republic to USA$3.40 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly optical, photographic, measuring and medicalGuatemala to USA$2.51 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly edible fruit and nutsHonduras to USA$2.49 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly apparel, knitted or crocheted

Oceania

Australia to USA$7.36 billion imported, March–July 2026; mostly meat and edible meat offal

Where these figures come from

The origins are the 55 countries in the U.S. Census extract behind our tariff-rates research and the U.S. import market pages, ranked within each region by import value. Not listed: Mexico (land border, USMCA; not an ocean lane Airlift publishes); Canada (land border, USMCA; not an ocean lane Airlift publishes); Russia (U.S. sanctions; not a lane Airlift books); Romania (fewer than 5 covered headings in the Census sample); Nepal (fewer than 5 covered headings in the Census sample); Sri Lanka (fewer than 5 covered headings in the Census sample). Every figure covers March–July 2026 (data pulled 2026-09-03); reviewed September 2026.

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