WorldCity

WorldCity Connecting the multinational business and trade community based in the greater Miami area.

WorldCity is a media company focused on the connections between local communities and the global economy through its website, a series of events in Miami for multinational professionals and a series of annual import-export trade publications for leading Customs districts around the United States.

06/02/2026

Coming to Port Laredo July 12-14 leading discussion, "Laredo by the Numbers: The State of Trade at North America’s #1 Inland Port" by Ken Roberts.

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06/02/2026

🌎 Top 5 fastest-growing ports in the U.S. through March 2026 according to our analysis of U.S. Census Bureau export-import trade data.

These five ports increased U.S. trade by $29.73B in the first quarter of 2026.

5️⃣ Fastest-growing U.S. ports
1. Salt Lake City International Airport, up 505.65%
2. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, up 203.83%
3. Fabens Border Crossing (The City of El Paso Texas), up 195.07%
4. Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, up 69.07%
5. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), up 66.75%

Computers, computer parts, semiconductors, and gold are all playing a role in these growths. Four of the five are airports, with one border crossing in the mix for growth.

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🚗 Imports of passenger vehicles decreased -23.11% by value through March when compared to the same 3 months a year ago, ...
05/28/2026

🚗 Imports of passenger vehicles decreased -23.11% by value through March when compared to the same 3 months a year ago, dropping from $51.83B to $39.85B. In the last ten years, these imports have reached $40B by Q1. For passenger vehicle imports through March, the year 2026 ranked 8th dating back to 2013.

Of the top 10 sources for passenger vehicle entering the U.S., only cars from Sweden have seen an increase.

The top 10 ports receiving passenger vehicles into he U.S. include eight seaports and two border crossings.

Automotive tariffs are still in place - the data tells the story.

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Monthly data: https://ustradenumbers.com/import/passenger-vehicles/

05/26/2026

🌎U.S. trade decreased -3.50% through March 2026, according the latest U.S. Census Bureau data available that we analyze for a total of $1.42T.

The nation’s exports climbed 15.37 percent to $602.92B and imports fell 13.89 percent to $816.38B. The overall trade deficit was $213.46B up compared to the same period last year, when the deficit was $425.49B.

🔵 Taking a closer look at the leading 5 U.S. trade partners that accounted for 44.92% during the first three months of 2026:
1. Mexico trade rose 7.41% to $231.30B.
2. Canada trade fell 10.02 % to $175.91B.
3. China trade fell 34.38% to $88.25B.
4. Taiwan trade rose 79.09% to $81.96B.
5. Vietnam trade rose 40.11% to $60.06B.

🔵 The nation’s top five exports by value through March were (consecutively) Gold; Civilian aircraft, parts; Gasoline, other fuels; Oil & Natural gas, LNG.

🔵 The nation’s top five imports by value through March were (consecutively) Computers; Cell phones, related equipment; Passenger vehicles; Oil & Computer parts.

March details: https://ustradenumbers.com/united-states/

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01/16/2026

🔼 U.S. trade increases 5.77% through October.

U.S. trade with the world totaled $4.69T through October 2025, according to a our analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau data.

The nation’s exports climbed 5.41% to $1.82T and imports climbed 6.00% to $2.87T.

The overall trade deficit was $1.05T up compared to the same period last year.

Data https://ustradenumbers.com/ports/



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🕎 Candle imports are at a record high in 2025!According to the latest trade data available, the U.S. imported a record $...
12/22/2025

🕎 Candle imports are at a record high in 2025!

According to the latest trade data available, the U.S. imported a record $136.68 million in candles for the month of September. The most ever!

We wish a Happy holiday season to all, and may you have plenty of candles to celebrate.

More: https://ustradenumbers.com/import/candles/



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Coral Gables, FL
33134

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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