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U.S. Imports
$36.3M
U.S. Exports
$7.4M
-$28.9M (net importer)
The United States imported $36.3M/month and exported $7.4M/month with Burma as of February 2026, covering 275 product categories.
Burma (Myanmar) is a Southeast Asian nation with significant natural resources including natural gas, timber, gemstones, and agricultural products, and has historically been a garment manufacturing hub. Following the February 2021 military coup, the United States and other Western governments imposed broad sanctions targeting the military regime and key economic sectors. Trade professionals must conduct rigorous OFAC and BIS screening before any engagement with Burmese entities.
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Following the 2021 coup, OFAC imposed sanctions on military-linked entities and individuals; the Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act and subsequent executive orders restrict imports of Burmese goods and financial transactions with designated parties. Full OFAC SDN screening is mandatory.
Burma's primary exports include natural gas, jade and gemstones, timber and wood products, rice, beans and pulses, fish, and ready-made garments, though Western sanctions have significantly curtailed trade flows.
Certain imports may be permissible if they do not involve sanctioned entities or prohibited sectors; however, given the complexity of the sanctions regime, U.S. companies should obtain legal counsel and conduct thorough due diligence before importing any Burmese-origin goods.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$226.0M
Services Imports
$38.0M