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U.S. Exports
$7.2M
U.S. Imports: $93K
+$7.1M (net exporter)
The United States imported $93K/month and exported $7.2M/month with Gambia as of February 2026, covering 13 product categories.
Gambia is a small West African nation heavily reliant on re-export trade, serving as a regional distribution hub for goods entering Senegal and neighboring countries. Its economy depends significantly on groundnuts (peanuts), fish, and tourism, with the Port of Banjul as the main trade gateway. Gambia is a member of ECOWAS and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
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Gambia's main exports include groundnuts and groundnut products, fish and seafood, cotton lint, and re-exported goods to neighboring countries.
Due to its lower tariff rates and strategic location surrounded by Senegal, Gambia imports goods in bulk and re-exports them to Senegal and other regional markets.
The Port of Banjul is Gambia's primary seaport and the main entry point for commercial imports and exports.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$35.0M
Services Imports
$163.0M