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U.S. Imports
$121.6M
U.S. Exports
$273.5M
+$151.9M (net exporter)
The United States imported $121.6M/month and exported $273.5M/month with Uruguay as of February 2026, covering 134 product categories.
Uruguay is a small but stable South American economy and a full Mercosur member, with exports concentrated in beef, soybeans, cellulose/pulp, dairy products, and rice. Montevideo's port serves as a regional logistics hub, handling significant transshipment cargo for landlocked Paraguay and parts of Argentina and Brazil. Uruguay's transparent regulatory environment and strong rule of law make it an attractive destination for foreign investment and regional headquarters operations.
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Uruguay's leading exports include beef, soybeans, cellulose/wood pulp, dairy products, rice, and wool.
The Port of Montevideo functions as a major transshipment hub for the Southern Cone, handling cargo for Paraguay, parts of Argentina, and southern Brazil in addition to Uruguay's own trade flows.
Uruguay is a full member of Mercosur, which governs its trade policy with non-member countries through a common external tariff, and Mercosur has agreements with various partners including the Andean Community and Israel.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$987.0M
Services Imports
$395.0M