U.S. Trade with Anguilla

Anguilla primarily imports food and beverages, construction materials, petroleum products, vehicles, and consumer goods to sustain its tourism-based economy and resident population.

Yes, Anguilla applies import duties and a consumption tax on most goods entering the territory; rates vary by product category, and there is no preferential free trade agreement with the United States.

Anguilla's exports are very limited, consisting mainly of spiny lobster and small amounts of salt; the territory's economy is predominantly service-based rather than goods-export oriented.