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U.S. Imports
$38.1M
U.S. Exports
$25.4M
-$12.7M (net importer)
The United States imported $38.1M/month and exported $25.4M/month with Bolivia as of February 2026, covering 94 product categories.
Bolivia is a landlocked country in central South America whose trade is heavily influenced by its dependence on neighboring countries' ports, primarily those of Chile and Peru, for access to global markets. Natural gas, zinc, silver, lead, soybeans, and quinoa are among Bolivia's most significant export commodities. Bolivia is a member of the Andean Community and Mercosur as an associate state, shaping its tariff and trade policy framework.
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Bolivia relies on ports in Chile (Arica, Iquique) and Peru (Ilo, Matarani) for ocean freight access, which adds transit time and cost to its import and export operations.
Bolivia's primary exports include natural gas, zinc, silver, lead, tin, soybeans, soy products, and quinoa.
Bolivia is a full member of the Andean Community and an associate member of Mercosur, and it became a full Mercosur member in 2023 pending ratification by all member states.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$458.0M
Services Imports
$175.0M