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Data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau and Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), enhanced with AI. Provided for informational purposes only and may differ from official sources.
U.S. Exports
$253K
U.S. Imports: $67
Surplus of $253K (net exporter)
The United States imported $67/month and exported $253K/month with French Southern and Antarctic Lands as of February 2026, covering 1 product categories.
French Southern and Antarctic Lands (TAAF) is a French overseas territory comprising several remote island groups and the French Antarctic territory, with no permanent civilian population. Commercial trade activity is negligible, but the territory is relevant for fishing licenses and scientific supply logistics. Any goods entering the territory are subject to French and EU customs oversight.
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Commercial trade is extremely limited due to the absence of a permanent civilian population; the primary economic activity involves fishing rights and licensing in the exclusive economic zone.
As a French overseas territory, French and EU customs regulations technically apply, though practical enforcement is minimal given the territory's remote nature and lack of civilian infrastructure.
It may appear in trade records related to fishing vessel supply runs, scientific expedition logistics, or as a flag-of-convenience jurisdiction in maritime trade documentation.
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