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U.S. Exports
$10.4M
U.S. Imports: $151K
+$10.2M (net exporter)
The United States imported $151K/month and exported $10.4M/month with Guadeloupe as of February 2026, covering 22 product categories.
Guadeloupe is an overseas region and department of France located in the Lesser Antilles, meaning it is fully integrated into the European Union's customs territory and trade framework. Its trade is characterized by a large import surplus, with the island importing manufactured goods, food, fuel, and machinery primarily from metropolitan France. Agricultural exports, notably bananas and sugar, represent Guadeloupe's most significant outbound trade flows.
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Yes, as a French overseas department, Guadeloupe is fully part of the European Union's customs territory, meaning EU trade rules, tariffs, and regulations apply to goods entering and leaving the island.
Guadeloupe's main exports are bananas, sugar, rum, and other agricultural products, with metropolitan France and other EU member states as the primary destinations.
Guadeloupe imports a wide range of goods including food products, machinery, vehicles, petroleum products, and consumer goods, predominantly from France.
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