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U.S. imports of live purebred breeding dairy cattle, female (HS 0102210020) totaled $237K in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
Live Purebred Breeding Dairy Cattle, Female imports of $237K in June 2026 ran 23% below the year-to-date monthly average of $308K.
HTS 0102210020 covers live female purebred cattle of dairy breeds imported or exported for breeding purposes, including heifers and cows of breeds such as Holstein, Jersey, and Brown Swiss. Female dairy breeding stock represents a high-value trade category due to the genetic potential these animals bring to commercial dairy herds. All imports require USDA APHIS health certification, import permits, and compliance with disease-free status requirements.
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Female purebred dairy cattle are imported primarily to introduce superior genetics into domestic dairy herds, improve milk production traits, and expand registered breeding programs. High-merit heifers and cows from countries with advanced genetic selection programs are particularly sought after.
Yes, pregnant females may require additional health testing and documentation related to the health status of the fetus. USDA APHIS import conditions may specify requirements for pregnant animals, and importers should confirm these details with APHIS prior to shipment.
Canada is the largest source of purebred female dairy cattle imported into the United States, benefiting from USMCA duty-free treatment and proximity. European countries such as the Netherlands and Germany also export high-genetic-merit dairy females, though additional APHIS requirements apply.
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Monthly import values over time
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.