Solomon Islands Customs Status & U.S. Trade Treatment
Tariff treatment, trade-agreement coverage, and live monthly U.S. import/export data for Solomon Islands.
As of April 2026, the United States imported $4K/month and exported $2.3M/month with Solomon Islands. This page covers Solomon Islands's customs status, applicable trade agreements, and the practical tariff treatment U.S. importers and exporters should expect.
Trade overview
The Solomon Islands' US export profile is dominated by timber and fish, with tropical hardwood logs and sawn lumber representing a primary commodity category subject to Lacey Act declaration requirements. Tuna and other seafood exports are subject to FDA oversight and HACCP compliance at the processing facility level. Importers sourcing timber from the Solomon Islands must document species, volume, and legality of harvest at the time of entry, as enforcement of Lacey Act provisions for Pacific timber has intensified in recent years.
Practical tariff treatment
For HS-code-level tariff rates and duty collected on shipments from Solomon Islands, see the product detail pages — each lists the effective tariff rate and duty value computed from the Census Bureau's monthly trade releases.
Full Solomon Islands trade profile →Source: U.S. Census Bureau Foreign Trade Statistics. Data updated monthly.