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U.S. Exports
$578.0M
U.S. Imports
$60.2M
+$517.7M (net exporter)
The United States imported $60.2M/month and exported $578.0M/month with Panama as of February 2026, covering 208 product categories.
Panama serves as a critical logistics and transshipment hub for global trade, anchored by the Panama Canal, which handles a significant share of US container traffic. The country is a major re-export center and free trade zone, particularly through the Colón Free Trade Zone. The US-Panama Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA), in force since 2012, provides preferential market access for a broad range of US goods and services.
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Yes, the US-Panama Trade Promotion Agreement entered into force on October 31, 2012, eliminating tariffs on most US goods and providing enhanced protections for US investors and intellectual property.
The Panama Canal is a vital artery for US maritime trade, enabling efficient transit of goods between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Panama's Colón Free Trade Zone is also one of the largest free trade zones in the Western Hemisphere, facilitating significant re-export activity.
Panama is assigned the country code 2250 in US trade data systems.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$3.4B
Services Imports
$2.8B