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U.S. Imports
$1.7B
U.S. Exports
$1.4B
-$251.7M (net importer)
The United States imported $1.7B/month and exported $1.4B/month with Colombia as of February 2026, covering 1052 product categories.
Colombia is one of South America's largest economies and a major US trading partner, exporting significant volumes of crude oil, coal, coffee, cut flowers, and gold. The country has free trade agreements with the United States, the European Union, and several other nations, providing preferential market access for a wide range of Colombian goods. Its Pacific and Caribbean coastlines, served by ports such as Cartagena and Buenaventura, support robust two-way trade flows.
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Colombia's leading exports are crude oil, coal, coffee, cut flowers, gold, and bananas, with the United States, China, and Panama among its top export destinations.
Yes, the United States–Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (CTPA) entered into force in 2012, eliminating or reducing tariffs on the majority of goods traded between the two countries.
Cartagena on the Caribbean coast and Buenaventura on the Pacific coast are Colombia's two principal ports, handling the bulk of containerized cargo and bulk commodity shipments.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$9.6B
Services Imports
$7.1B