What are the top agricultural imports to the United States?

The United States is a major importer of agricultural products, importing over $127 billion worth of agricultural goods in 2020. Some of the top agricultural imports to the United States include:

• Fresh fruit, including bananas, berries, and grapes
• Fresh vegetables, including tomatoes, avocados, and peppers
• Coffee and tea
• Wine and beer
• Olive oil and other edible oils
• Chocolate and cocoa products
• Spices and herbs

These agricultural products come from a variety of countries, with Mexico, Canada, and the European Union being some of the largest suppliers to the United States. The United States also imports a significant amount of agricultural products from countries such as Chile, Peru, and Costa Rica.

The top agricultural imports to the United States in 2021 were:

• Coffee and cocoa ($19.6 billion)
• Fresh and processed vegetables ($14.6 billion)
• Grains and feeds ($13.1 billion)
• Sugar and tropical products ($11.8 billion)
• Fruits and nuts ($11.5 billion)

The United States imports a wide variety of agricultural products from around the world. The top five agricultural import countries in 2021 were:

• Mexico ($29.4 billion)
• Canada ($28.4 billion)
• China ($15.6 billion)
• Brazil ($13.7 billion)
• the European Union ($12.4 billion)

The United States is a major importer of agricultural products because it has a large and growing population that consumes a lot of food. The United States also has a relatively small agricultural sector, so it relies on imports to meet some of its food needs.