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U.S. Exports
$1.8M
U.S. Imports
$270K
+$1.5M (net exporter)
The United States imported $270K/month and exported $1.8M/month with Yemen as of February 2026, covering 41 product categories.
Yemen is located at the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula and has historically been a trade hub for coffee, fish, and petroleum products. Ongoing conflict since 2015 has severely disrupted trade infrastructure, port access, and supply chains. Trade professionals must navigate active sanctions considerations, humanitarian exemptions, and limited banking channels when dealing with Yemeni counterparts.
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Yemen's primary exports have historically included crude oil, coffee, dried and salted fish, and liquefied natural gas, though conflict has significantly reduced export volumes across all categories.
Yes, the U.S. and UN maintain targeted sanctions related to the Yemeni conflict. Traders must screen transactions against OFAC's SDN list and comply with humanitarian exemptions where applicable.
The Port of Aden and the Port of Hodeidah are the main entry points, though operational capacity is severely constrained by conflict damage and ongoing security risks.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$102.0M
Services Imports
$64.0M