Product	Value	Score
ENGINES AND ENGINE PARTS End-Use 30200	$1.8B	12.8
OTHER FOODS End-Use 00360	$1.7B	12.7
SOYBEANS End-Use 00100	$1.5B	12.7
GENERATORS, ACCESSORIES End-Use 20000	$1.3B	12.6
TOILETRIES AND COSMETICS End-Use 40120	$1.3B	12.6
JEWELRY, ETC. End-Use 41310	$1.3B	12.6
CHEMICALS-FERTILIZERS End-Use 12510	$1.2B	12.5
COPPER End-Use 12210	$1.2B	12.5
MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT End-Use 21170	$1.2B	12.5
NUTS End-Use 00340	$1.1B	12.5
ANIMAL FEEDS, N.E.C. End-Use 00220	$1.1B	12.5
CHEMICALS-INORGANIC End-Use 12530	$1.1B	12.5
LABORATORY TESTING INSTRUMENTS End-Use 21600	$1.1B	12.5
ALUMINUM AND ALUMINA End-Use 12200	$1.1B	12.5
TANKS, ARTILLERY, MISSILES, ROCKETS, GUNS AND AMMU End-Use 50050	$1.0B	12.4
NEWSPRINT End-Use 12430	$1.0B	12.4

ENGINES AND ENGINE PARTS

End-Use 30200

Value

$1.8B

Score

12.8

OTHER FOODS

End-Use 00360

Value

$1.7B

Score

12.7

How we calculate opportunity scores

Each product receives a composite score combining trade volume and growth rate:

score = ln(import_value) × 0.6 + growth_rate × 0.4

ln(import_value) rewards large markets on a logarithmic scale, so a $10B market scores higher than a $100M market but not 100x higher.
growth_rate is the percentage change versus the prior period (month-over-month or year-over-year).
The 60/40 weighting favors market size over growth, surfacing products that combine meaningful volume with positive momentum.

Products are filtered to national-level HS6 imports only, and require a minimum prior period value of $100K to prevent misleading growth spikes from low-volume products.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Scores are for informational purposes only.

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