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Florida imports and exports: what comes in and what goes out

What Florida sells to the world, what it buys, who it trades with and which way the money is moving, in plain English. Every table shows the top 25 (tap "Show all 50" for the full list), with each product's plain name, its official trade-code name, its 2024 value and whether it went up or down.

Detailed rankings are 2024 annual data from SelectFlorida's Top 50 reports, which use US Census Bureau foreign trade data. 2025 totals are from FloridaCommerce and SelectFlorida's April 1, 2026 release. Dollar values are not adjusted for inflation. Checked November 9, 2026.

Which way is it moving?

$72.2 billionFlorida-made goods sold to other countries in 2024 (up 4.7% from 2023). Florida ranked No. 6 among states.
$117.2 billionimported goods headed to Florida in 2024 (up 4.2% from 2023).
$45.0 billionmore came into Florida than went out in 2024. Florida buys more from the world than it sells.

2025: a record year for Florida-made exports

  • Florida businesses exported a record $78.9 billion in Florida-made goods in 2025, up $6.4 billion (8.9%) from 2024 (FloridaCommerce and SelectFlorida).
  • Top 2025 markets: Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Germany and Colombia.
  • Top 2025 Florida-made exports: civilian aircraft and parts ($12.8 billion), telephones ($5.7 billion), pharmaceuticals ($3.6 billion), turbojets and gas turbines ($2.4 billion) and cars ($2.4 billion).
  • Imports headed to Florida were nearly $116 billion in 2025 (SelectFlorida fast facts).
  • Through Florida's seaports and airports, two-way trade reached $205 billion in 2025: $96 billion out and $108 billion in.

Latin America and the Caribbean bought 46.3% of Florida-made exports in 2024, more than any other region.

What Florida sells to the world (Florida-made exports)

Top products made in Florida (or with significant work done here) and shipped to other countries, 2024.

#Product2024 valueChange from 2023
1Civilian aircraft, engines and parts
Civilian Aircraft, Engines, And Parts (HS 8800)
$10.0 billion
13.8% of total
▲ 11.3%
2Phones and network equipment
Phone Sets; Other Apparat Trans/Recep Voice/Img/Data (HS 8517)
$5.3 billion
7.4% of total
▲ 0.5%
3Medicines in doses
Medicaments not elsewhere specified, Mixed Or Not, In Dosage etc. Fm (HS 3004)
$2.5 billion
3.5% of total
▲ 35.8%
4Computers
Automatic Data Process Machines; Magnetic Readers etc. (HS 8471)
$2.4 billion
3.3% of total
▲ 1.2%
5Cars
Motor Cars & Vehicles For Transporting Persons (HS 8703)
$2.2 billion
3.0% of total
▲ 15.6%
6Computer chips
Electronic Integrated Circuits & Microassembl, parts (HS 8542)
$1.8 billion
2.5% of total
▲ 4.5%
7Jet engines and gas turbines
Turbojets, Turbopropellers & Other Gas Turbines, parts (HS 8411)
$1.7 billion
2.4% of total
▲ 39.3%
8Fertilizers
Mineral or Chemical Fertilizers (HS 3105)
$1.5 billion
2.0% of total
▼ 13.5%
9Yachts and pleasure boats
Yachts & Other Vessels For Pleas etc.; Row Boat etc. (HS 8903)
$1.2 billion
1.7% of total
▼ 6.7%
10Medical and dental instruments
Medical, Surgical, Dental Or Veterinary Instruments (HS 9018)
$1.1 billion
1.5% of total
▼ 2.3%
11Gold
Gold (Incl Plat Plated), Unwrought, Semimfr Or Powder (HS 7108)
$927 million
1.3% of total
▲ 33.4%
12U.S. goods returned or repaired
Exports of Repaired Imports; Imports of Returned Exports (HS 9801)
$843 million
1.2% of total
▲ 11.9%
13Car and truck parts
Parts & Access For Motor Vehicles (Head 8701-8705) (HS 8708)
$757 million
1.0% of total
▲ 1.6%
14Nylon-type plastics
Polyamides In Primary Forms (HS 3908)
$746 million
1.0% of total
▲ 3.2%
15Valves and taps
Taps, Cocks, Valves etc. For Pipes, Tanks etc., parts (HS 8481)
$741 million
1.0% of total
▲ 19.5%
16Perfume
Perfumes And Toilet Waters (HS 3303)
$665 million
0.9% of total
▼ 5.3%
17Orthopedic devices and hearing aids
Orthopedic Appliances; Artificial Body Parts; Hearing Aids; Parts (HS 9021)
$614 million
0.9% of total
▼ 1.2%
18Printers
Printing Machinery Including Ink-Jet Machinery (HS 8443)
$599 million
0.8% of total
▼ 10.9%
19Video game consoles and games
Video Game Consoles, Mach, Table/Parlor Games etc. (HS 9504)
$575 million
0.8% of total
▲ 1.2%
20Pumps
Pumps For Liquids; Liquid Elevators; Parts Thereof (HS 8413)
$564 million
0.8% of total
▲ 9.2%
21Vaccines, blood products and similar
Human Blood; Animal Blood; Antisera, Vaccines etc. (HS 3002)
$525 million
0.7% of total
▲ 30.4%
22Electrical control panels
Boards, Panels etc. Elec Switch And N/C Appar etc.. (HS 8537)
$517 million
0.7% of total
▲ 20.7%
23Filters and centrifuges
Centrifuges; Filter etc. Mach For Liq Or Gases; parts (HS 8421)
$464 million
0.6% of total
▲ 11.1%
24Aircraft and drone parts
Parts Of Goods Of Heading 8801, 8802 Or 8806 (HS 8807)
$460 million
0.6% of total
▲ 26.4%
25Fans, compressors and air pumps
Air/Vacuum Pumps, Fans; Vent Hoods etc.; Parts (HS 8414)
$429 million
0.6% of total
▲ 5.7%

Total: $72.2 billion in 2024.

Who buys Florida-made goods

#Country2024 valueChange from 2023
1Brazil$6.1 billion
8.4% of total
▲ 17.7%
2Canada$5.3 billion
7.3% of total
▲ 1.2%
3Mexico$4.5 billion
6.2% of total
▲ 5.8%
4United Kingdom$3.8 billion
5.3% of total
▲ 17.4%
5United Arab Emirates$2.5 billion
3.4% of total
▲ 28.5%
6Colombia$2.5 billion
3.4% of total
▲ 4.6%
7Dominican Republic$2.4 billion
3.3% of total
▲ 1.4%
8Germany$2.4 billion
3.3% of total
▲ 17.0%
9Chile$2.1 billion
3.0% of total
▲ 3.4%
10Paraguay$2.0 billion
2.8% of total
▼ 0.1%
11Bahamas$1.7 billion
2.4% of total
▲ 4.4%
12Peru$1.7 billion
2.4% of total
▲ 11.2%
13China$1.7 billion
2.4% of total
▲ 2.3%
14Argentina$1.7 billion
2.3% of total
▼ 14.6%
15Costa Rica$1.5 billion
2.0% of total
▲ 9.9%
16Netherlands$1.4 billion
1.9% of total
▲ 1.7%
17France$1.4 billion
1.9% of total
▲ 6.4%
18Japan$1.4 billion
1.9% of total
▲ 21.0%
19Guatemala$1.2 billion
1.7% of total
▲ 15.1%
20Panama$1.2 billion
1.7% of total
▲ 7.5%
21Venezuela$1.1 billion
1.5% of total
▼ 13.0%
22Italy$991 million
1.4% of total
▲ 16.5%
23Hong Kong$814 million
1.1% of total
▲ 6.9%
24Honduras$801 million
1.1% of total
▼ 8.4%
25Ecuador$796 million
1.1% of total
▼ 15.5%

Total: $72.2 billion in 2024.

What Florida buys from the world (imports headed to Florida)

Top imported products whose final U.S. destination was Florida, 2024.

#Product2024 valueChange from 2023
1Cars
Motor Cars & Vehicles For Transporting Persons (HS 8703)
$10.1 billion
8.6% of total
▲ 14.8%
2U.S. goods returned or repaired
Exports of Repaired Imports; Imports of Returned Exports (HS 9801)
$6.9 billion
5.9% of total
▲ 6.8%
3Airplanes, helicopters and spacecraft
Aircraft, Powered; Spacecraft & Launch Vehicles (HS 8802)
$4.9 billion
4.2% of total
▲ 90.4%
4Phones and network equipment
Phone Sets; Other Apparat Trans/Recep Voice/Img/Data (HS 8517)
$4.7 billion
4.1% of total
▲ 13.1%
5Organic chemical compounds
Nucleic Acids & Salts, Heterocyclic Comp not elsewhere specified (HS 2934)
$3.2 billion
2.7% of total
▼ 14.9%
6Fish fillets
Fish Fillets & Other Fish Meat, Fresh, Chill Or Froz (HS 0304)
$2.7 billion
2.3% of total
▼ 9.2%
7Gold
Gold (Incl Plat Plated), Unwrought, Semimfr Or Powder (HS 7108)
$2.2 billion
1.8% of total
▲ 17.8%
8Refined petroleum (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel)
Refined Petroleum (HS 2710)
$1.9 billion
1.6% of total
▼ 39.8%
9Computer chips
Electronic Integrated Circuits & Microassembl, parts (HS 8542)
$1.8 billion
1.5% of total
▼ 12.7%
10Cut flowers
Cut Flowers & Buds For Bouquets etc.., Prepared (HS 0603)
$1.8 billion
1.5% of total
▲ 9.8%
11Jet engines and gas turbines
Turbojets, Turbopropellers & Other Gas Turbines, parts (HS 8411)
$1.7 billion
1.5% of total
▲ 16.4%
12Liquor and spirits
Ethyl Alcohol, Undenat, Und80% Alc; Spirit Beverag (HS 2208)
$1.7 billion
1.5% of total
▼ 3.0%
13Yachts and pleasure boats
Yachts & Other Vessels For Pleas etc.; Row Boat etc. (HS 8903)
$1.7 billion
1.4% of total
▲ 12.9%
14Furniture
Furniture not elsewhere specified And Parts Thereof (HS 9403)
$1.5 billion
1.2% of total
▼ 0.1%
15Wood pulp
Chemical Woodpulp, Soda Or Sulfate, Not Dissoly Gr (HS 4703)
$1.3 billion
1.1% of total
▲ 20.1%
16Fruit juice
Fruit Juices Not Fortified With Vitamins Or Minerals (HS 2009)
$1.3 billion
1.1% of total
▲ 22.4%
17Perfume
Perfumes And Toilet Waters (HS 3303)
$1.3 billion
1.1% of total
▲ 26.6%
18Cigars and cigarettes
Cigars, Cigarettes etc.., Of Tobacco Or Substitutes (HS 2402)
$1.3 billion
1.1% of total
▲ 3.1%
19Refined copper
Refined Copper & Alloys (No Mast Alloy), Unwrought (HS 7403)
$1.2 billion
1.0% of total
▲ 7.1%
20T-shirts and tank tops
T-Shirts, Singlets, Tank Tops etc., Knit Or Crochet (HS 6109)
$1.1 billion
0.9% of total
▲ 15.8%
21Aircraft and drone parts
Parts Of Goods Of Heading 8801, 8802 Or 8806 (HS 8807)
$1.0 billion
0.9% of total
▲ 10.8%
22Medical and dental instruments
Medical, Surgical, Dental Or Veterinary Instruments (HS 9018)
$1.0 billion
0.9% of total
▲ 2.8%
23Computers
Automatic Data Process Machines; Magnetic Readers etc. (HS 8471)
$990 million
0.8% of total
▼ 24.6%
24Avocados, pineapples, mangoes and similar fruit
Dates, Figs, Pineapples, Avocados etc., Fr Or Dried (HS 0804)
$928 million
0.8% of total
▲ 13.1%
25Bananas and plantains
Bananas, Including Plantains, Fresh Or Dried (HS 0803)
$915 million
0.8% of total
▼ 27.1%

Total: $117.2 billion in 2024. HS 9801 is mostly U.S.-made goods coming back after repair or return.

Who sells to Florida

#Country2024 valueChange from 2023
1China$12.6 billion
10.7% of total
▲ 0.9%
2Mexico$9.9 billion
8.5% of total
▼ 5.0%
3Germany$8.9 billion
7.6% of total
▲ 31.2%
4Canada$6.4 billion
5.5% of total
▲ 6.8%
5Brazil$6.2 billion
5.3% of total
▲ 17.6%
6Japan$5.9 billion
5.0% of total
▲ 22.2%
7Vietnam$4.6 billion
3.9% of total
▲ 23.3%
8France$4.5 billion
3.8% of total
▲ 7.7%
9Colombia$4.3 billion
3.7% of total
▲ 5.2%
10Chile$4.0 billion
3.5% of total
▼ 1.9%
11Italy$4.0 billion
3.4% of total
▲ 1.5%
12United Kingdom$3.2 billion
2.7% of total
▲ 0.1%
13India$2.9 billion
2.5% of total
▲ 3.2%
14Singapore$2.5 billion
2.1% of total
▼ 15.8%
15Dominican Republic$2.4 billion
2.0% of total
▼ 2.8%
16Spain$1.9 billion
1.6% of total
▲ 2.2%
17Ecuador$1.7 billion
1.5% of total
▲ 0.7%
18Switzerland$1.7 billion
1.5% of total
▼ 0.6%
19Peru$1.7 billion
1.4% of total
▲ 5.2%
20Guatemala$1.5 billion
1.3% of total
▼ 8.7%
21Ireland$1.5 billion
1.3% of total
▲ 8.3%
22Thailand$1.5 billion
1.3% of total
▲ 12.4%
23Netherlands$1.4 billion
1.2% of total
▲ 5.5%
24Korea, Republic Of$1.4 billion
1.2% of total
▲ 8.0%
25Honduras$1.4 billion
1.2% of total
▲ 16.0%

Total: $117.2 billion in 2024.

The big picture: broad categories

Exports by category

#Product2024 valueChange from 2023
1Electronics and electrical equipment
Electric Machinery etc.; Sound Equip; Tv Equip; parts (HS 85)
$12.7 billion
17.5% of total
▲ 3.3%
2Machinery and computers
Industrial Machinery, Including Computers (HS 84)
$11.4 billion
15.8% of total
▲ 7.4%
3Aircraft, spacecraft and parts
Aircraft, Spacecraft, And Parts Thereof (HS 88)
$10.7 billion
14.8% of total
▲ 8.1%
4Medical, optical and measuring instruments
Optic, Photo etc., Medic Or Surgical Instrments etc. (HS 90)
$4.2 billion
5.9% of total
▲ 4.1%
5Cars, trucks and parts
Vehicles, Except Railway Or Tramway, And Parts etc. (HS 87)
$3.5 billion
4.9% of total
▲ 11.3%
6Medicines and vaccines
Pharmaceutical Products (HS 30)
$3.3 billion
4.5% of total
▲ 32.8%
7Plastics
Plastics And Articles Thereof (HS 39)
$2.1 billion
3.0% of total
▲ 9.2%
8Perfume, cosmetics and skin care
Essential Oils etc.; Perfumery, Cosmetic etc. Preps (HS 33)
$1.7 billion
2.3% of total
▲ 0.3%
9Gold, jewelry and gems
Nat etc. Pearls, Prec etc. Stones, Pr Met etc.; Coin (HS 71)
$1.6 billion
2.3% of total
▲ 15.8%
10Fertilizers
Fertilizers (HS 31)
$1.6 billion
2.2% of total
▼ 14.5%
11Ships and boats
Ships, Boats And Floating Structures (HS 89)
$1.3 billion
1.7% of total
▼ 7.5%
12Special categories (returned and repaired goods)
Special Classification Provisions, not elsewhere specified (HS 98)
$1.2 billion
1.7% of total
▲ 9.3%
13Meat
Meat And Edible Meat Offal (HS 02)
$1.1 billion
1.6% of total
▲ 18.0%
14Paper and cardboard
Paper & Paperboard & Articles (Inc Papr Pulp Artl) (HS 48)
$802 million
1.1% of total
▲ 4.1%
15Toys, games and sports gear
Toys, Games & Sport Equipment; Parts & Accessories (HS 95)
$781 million
1.1% of total
▼ 2.0%

Total: $72.2 billion in 2024.

Imports by category

#Product2024 valueChange from 2023
1Electronics and electrical equipment
Electric Machinery etc.; Sound Equip; Tv Equip; parts (HS 85)
$14.1 billion
12.0% of total
▲ 4.2%
2Cars, trucks and parts
Vehicles, Except Railway Or Tramway, And Parts etc. (HS 87)
$12.4 billion
10.6% of total
▲ 6.4%
3Machinery and computers
Industrial Machinery, Including Computers (HS 84)
$9.9 billion
8.4% of total
▼ 3.1%
4Special categories (returned and repaired goods)
Special Classification Provisions, not elsewhere specified (HS 98)
$7.5 billion
6.4% of total
▲ 9.6%
5Aircraft, spacecraft and parts
Aircraft, Spacecraft, And Parts Thereof (HS 88)
$6.0 billion
5.2% of total
▲ 63.0%
6Fish and seafood
Fish, Crustaceans & Aquatic Invertebrates (HS 03)
$4.5 billion
3.8% of total
▼ 5.7%
7Medical, optical and measuring instruments
Optic, Photo etc., Medic Or Surgical Instrments etc. (HS 90)
$3.9 billion
3.3% of total
▲ 2.2%
8Gold, jewelry and gems
Nat etc. Pearls, Prec etc. Stones, Pr Met etc.; Coin (HS 71)
$3.5 billion
3.0% of total
▲ 18.2%
9Organic chemicals
Organic Chemicals (HS 29)
$3.5 billion
3.0% of total
▼ 14.9%
10Fruit and nuts
Edible Fruit & Nuts; Citrus Fruit Or Melon Peel (HS 08)
$3.2 billion
2.7% of total
▼ 9.0%
11Drinks, beer, wine and liquor
Beverages, Spirits And Vinegar (HS 22)
$2.9 billion
2.4% of total
▲ 3.3%
12Furniture, mattresses and lighting
Furnit;Bedding,Mattres;Luminaires,Light Fix;Prefab (HS 94)
$2.7 billion
2.3% of total
▲ 1.9%
13Knit clothing
Apparel Articles And Accessories, Knit Or Crochet (HS 61)
$2.7 billion
2.3% of total
▲ 5.0%
14Perfume, cosmetics and skin care
Essential Oils etc.; Perfumery, Cosmetic etc. Preps (HS 33)
$2.1 billion
1.8% of total
▲ 22.7%
15Prepared fruit and vegetables (including juice)
Prep Vegetables, Fruit, Nuts Or Other Plant Parts (HS 20)
$2.0 billion
1.7% of total
▲ 14.0%

Total: $117.2 billion in 2024.

Trade through Florida's seaports and airports

This counts everything shipped through Florida's seaports and airports, including goods made in other states or countries. In 2024: $89.1 billion went out and $107.8 billion came in, for $196.9 billion in two-way trade.

Top trading partners through Florida (both directions)

#Country2024 valueChange from 2023
1Brazil$25.7 billion
13.0% of total
▲ 9.2%
2Chile$10.9 billion
5.5% of total
▲ 6.3%
3China$10.7 billion
5.4% of total
▼ 1.7%
4Colombia$10.3 billion
5.3% of total
▲ 4.1%
5Mexico$9.3 billion
4.7% of total
▲ 12.1%
6Dominican Republic$8.9 billion
4.5% of total
▲ 2.5%
7Germany$7.1 billion
3.6% of total
▲ 12.3%
8Japan$6.8 billion
3.5% of total
▲ 4.9%
9United Kingdom$5.8 billion
2.9% of total
▲ 11.5%
10Costa Rica$5.5 billion
2.8% of total
▲ 2.2%
11Peru$4.9 billion
2.5% of total
▲ 9.1%
12Argentina$4.8 billion
2.4% of total
▼ 5.7%
13Honduras$4.7 billion
2.4% of total
▼ 3.6%
14Vietnam$4.3 billion
2.2% of total
▲ 20.5%
15Italy$4.3 billion
2.2% of total
▼ 1.0%

Total: $196.9 billion in 2024.

Top products shipped out through Florida

#Product2024 valueChange from 2023
1Civilian aircraft, engines and parts
Civilian Aircraft, Engines, And Parts (HS 8800)
$11.7 billion
13.1% of total
▲ 15.3%
2Phones and network equipment
Phone Sets; Other Apparat Trans/Recep Voice/Img/Data (HS 8517)
$6.1 billion
6.9% of total
▲ 0.3%
3Cars
Motor Cars & Vehicles For Transporting Persons (HS 8703)
$3.7 billion
4.2% of total
▼ 14.0%
4Computers
Automatic Data Process Machines; Magnetic Readers etc. (HS 8471)
$3.6 billion
4.0% of total
▼ 6.3%
5Medicines in doses
Medicaments not elsewhere specified, Mixed Or Not, In Dosage etc. Fm (HS 3004)
$3.0 billion
3.4% of total
▲ 27.7%
6Vaccines, blood products and similar
Human Blood; Animal Blood; Antisera, Vaccines etc. (HS 3002)
$2.4 billion
2.7% of total
▲ 26.0%
7Computer chips
Electronic Integrated Circuits & Microassembl, parts (HS 8542)
$2.1 billion
2.3% of total
▲ 14.7%
8Medical and dental instruments
Medical, Surgical, Dental Or Veterinary Instruments (HS 9018)
$1.8 billion
2.0% of total
▲ 0.6%
9Jet engines and gas turbines
Turbojets, Turbopropellers & Other Gas Turbines, parts (HS 8411)
$1.7 billion
1.9% of total
▲ 58.3%
10Car and truck parts
Parts & Access For Motor Vehicles (Head 8701-8705) (HS 8708)
$1.2 billion
1.4% of total
▼ 6.1%
11Yachts and pleasure boats
Yachts & Other Vessels For Pleas etc.; Row Boat etc. (HS 8903)
$1.1 billion
1.2% of total
▼ 4.2%
12Fertilizers
Mineral Or Chemical Fertilizers (HS 3105)
$993 million
1.1% of total
▼ 19.0%
13Valves and taps
Taps, Cocks, Valves etc. For Pipes, Tanks etc., parts (HS 8481)
$967 million
1.1% of total
▲ 9.0%
14Gold
Gold (Incl Plat Plated), Unwrought, Semimanufactured (HS 7108)
$937 million
1.1% of total
▲ 40.9%
15Pumps
Pumps For Liquids; Liquid Elevators; Parts Thereof (HS 8413)
$841 million
0.9% of total
▲ 0.9%

Total: $89.1 billion in 2024.

Top products shipped in through Florida

#Product2024 valueChange from 2023
1Cars
Motor Cars & Vehicles For Transporting Persons (HS 8703)
$11.1 billion
10.3% of total
▼ 0.4%
2U.S. goods returned or repaired
Exports Of Repaired Imports; Imports of Returned Exports (HS 9801)
$6.6 billion
6.2% of total
▲ 7.6%
3Phones and network equipment
Phone Sets; Other Apparat Trans/Recep Voice/Img/Data (HS 8517)
$4.3 billion
4.0% of total
▲ 14.2%
4Gold
Gold (Incl Plat Plated), Unwrought, Semimanufactured (HS 7108)
$3.7 billion
3.5% of total
▲ 20.9%
5Refined copper
Refined Copper & Alloys (No Mast Alloy), Unwrought (HS 7403)
$3.3 billion
3.0% of total
▲ 12.8%
6Organic chemical compounds
Nucleic Acids & Salts, Heterocyclic Comp not elsewhere specified (HS 2934)
$3.2 billion
3.0% of total
▼ 18.3%
7Airplanes, helicopters and spacecraft
Aircraft, Powered; Spacecraft & Launch Vehicles (HS 8802)
$2.9 billion
2.7% of total
▲ 32.5%
8Fish fillets
Fish Fillets & Other Fish Meat, Fresh, Chill Or Froz (HS 0304)
$2.5 billion
2.4% of total
▼ 6.8%
9Jet engines and gas turbines
Turbojets, Turbopropellers & Other Gas Turbines, parts (HS 8411)
$2.3 billion
2.2% of total
▲ 23.5%
10Medical and dental instruments
Medical, Surgical, Dental Or Veterinary Instruments (HS 9018)
$2.1 billion
1.9% of total
▲ 8.2%
11Cut flowers
Cut Flowers & Buds For Bouquets etc.., Prepared (HS 0603)
$1.9 billion
1.7% of total
▲ 10.2%
12Trucks
Motor Vehicles For Transport Of Goods (HS 8704)
$1.8 billion
1.7% of total
▲ 33.9%
13Refined petroleum (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel)
Refined Petroleum (HS 2710)
$1.8 billion
1.6% of total
▼ 42.2%
14Yachts and pleasure boats
Yachts & Other Vessels For Pleas etc.; Row Boat etc. (HS 8903)
$1.8 billion
1.6% of total
▲ 12.6%
15T-shirts and tank tops
T-Shirts, Singlets, Tank Tops etc., Knit Or Crochet (HS 6109)
$1.8 billion
1.6% of total
▼ 0.7%

Total: $107.8 billion in 2024.

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Questions people ask

What is Florida's biggest export?

Civilian aircraft, engines and parts. Florida-made exports in that category were $10.0 billion in 2024 and $12.8 billion in 2025, according to SelectFlorida, using US Census Bureau data. Phones and network equipment were next.

What does Florida import the most?

Cars. Imports of passenger cars headed to Florida were $10.1 billion in 2024. By broad category, electronics and electrical equipment ($14.1 billion) and cars, trucks and parts ($12.4 billion) led Florida's imports.

Who are Florida's biggest trading partners?

Brazil is Florida's top export market. In 2024 it bought $6.1 billion in Florida-made goods, ahead of Canada and Mexico. China is the top source of imports headed to Florida, at $12.6 billion. In 2025 the top markets for Florida-made goods were Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Germany and Colombia.

Does Florida export more than it imports?

No. In 2024 Florida-made exports were $72.2 billion, while imports headed to Florida were $117.2 billion. That means about $45.0 billion more came in than went out. Through Florida's seaports and airports, imports ($107.8 billion) were also larger than exports ($89.1 billion).

How much did Florida export in 2025?

Florida businesses exported a record $78.9 billion in Florida-made goods in 2025, up 8.9% from 2024, according to FloridaCommerce and SelectFlorida. Two-way trade through Florida's seaports and airports reached $205 billion.

What's the difference between 'Florida-made' and 'through Florida' trade?

Florida-made (state-of-origin) exports are goods produced in Florida or with significant work done here. Trade through Florida counts everything that passes through the state's seaports and airports, including goods made in other states or countries. The second number is bigger because Florida is a gateway, especially to Latin America.

SelectFlorida, FloridaCommerce and the Census Bureau publish the trade figures used here. A listing on this page is not an endorsement.