U.S. Imports
$3.0M
U.S. Exports
$303K
-$2.7M (net importer)
The United States imported $3.0M/month and exported $303K/month with Réunion as of February 2026, covering 11 product categories.
Réunion is a French overseas department and EU outermost region located in the Indian Ocean east of Madagascar. Its trade is governed by EU customs regulations, and it relies heavily on imports of food, manufactured goods, vehicles, and energy products. Sugar is the island's primary export commodity, along with rum and essential oils.
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Réunion's primary exports are sugar, rum, and essential oils such as geranium and vetiver, though export volumes are modest relative to its import dependency.
Yes, as an EU outermost region, Réunion is part of the EU customs territory, and standard EU import/export regulations, tariffs, and documentation requirements apply.
Réunion's largest import categories include food and agricultural products, petroleum and energy products, machinery, vehicles, and consumer goods, predominantly sourced from metropolitan France.
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