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.

08/28/2025

🍷 Oh Canada, our U.S. red wine is blue without you. Exports of U.S. wine are down 29% YTD according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau export-import trade data we analyze.

Canada was the primary market for U.S. wines, exports of this spirit to our neighbor to the north are down 65% by value through the first six months of the year. Canada has fallen from our No. 1 consumer of wine to No. 15.

🍷 Where is the U.S. exporting wine to this year?

Check out the charts: https://ustradenumbers.com/export/Wine/



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08/22/2025

πŸš— U.S. imports of Passenger vehicles decreased 10.65% through June according to our analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau export-import trade data.

The category ranked 2 through June among the roughly 1,265 import commodity groupings as classified by Census. It ranked No. 1 in 2024 with a total value of $216.81 billion, 4.25% increase from the 2023 total.

The top 5 sources of passenger vehicle imports include Mexico (down 4.69%), Japan (up 0.47%), South Korea (down 17.97%), Canada (down 11.37%) and Germany (down 7.07%).

Charts: https://ustradenumbers.com/import/passenger-vehicles/

🦾 Made in U.S.A. Here are the 5 fastest-growing U.S. exports to the world for the first six months of 2025. **Fastest-gr...
08/08/2025

🦾 Made in U.S.A.

Here are the 5 fastest-growing U.S. exports to the world for the first six months of 2025.

**Fastest-growing Exports**
πŸ”Ό 3,037%, Articles with precious metals (7115)
πŸ”Ό 80%, Gold (7108)
πŸ”Ό 47%, Computers (8471)
πŸ”Ό 43%, Computer parts (8473)
πŸ”Ό 39%, Natural gas, LNG (2711)

Now, there are more than 1,100 different products at this level of groupings (4-digit HS tariff classification), so we only looked at those goods that had at least $5 billion in exports YTD, those 34 made up 58% of all exports, and compared them by percentage growth.

Any surprises?

All in, these five alone brought in $55.82 billion more this year.

πŸ“ June 2025 U.S. export-import trade data has been released.● ● ● TRADE HIGHLIGHTS ● ● ●● U.S. trade increases 9.49% thr...
08/06/2025

πŸ“ June 2025 U.S. export-import trade data has been released.

● ● ● TRADE HIGHLIGHTS ● ● ●

● U.S. trade increases 9.49% through June to $2.84 trillion YTD
● The overall trade deficit was $692.15B up compared to the same period last year, when the deficit was $541.24B.
● Top Exports in June: Civilian aircraft, parts then Gasoline and Oil
● Top imports in June: Computers, Cars and Oil
● Top ports in June: Port Laredo, Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports and Port of Los Angeles

Source: https://ustradenumbers.com/united-states/ as analyzed by WorldCity from U.S. Census Bureau data.



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08/01/2025

πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈHow many of you have heard Ken speak?

Bring our Trade Data Guy, Ken Roberts to your stage. Real trade, real talk.

> Expert on U.S. export-import trade, trade policy
> Federal Reserve Trade and Transportation Advisory Board, two terms
> Founder of WorldCity
> Insights and discoveries as a Forbes.com contributor on international trade since 2016



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07/14/2025

U.S. imports of coffee increased 65.24% through May to $5.64 billion.

Over one-third of imported coffee comes from two sources: Brazil and Colombia. This past May was the largest for imports of coffee, pending proposed tariffs to countries including Brazil.

Five ports alone received more than half of all coffee imports through May this year:

1. Port of Newark
2 Port of New Orleans
3 Port of Houston
4 Port of Charleston
5 Port of Baltimore, MD

With special mention to Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore for the $269.82 billion growth in coffee imports and Port Houston with another $334.56 billion in coffee imports.



May 2025 U.S. coffee imports data: https://ustradenumbers.com/import/coffee/

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β†˜οΈ  Top 10 U.S. Imports, YTD through May 2025 according to the latest export-import trade data available from U.S. Censu...
07/12/2025

β†˜οΈ Top 10 U.S. Imports, YTD through May 2025 according to the latest export-import trade data available from U.S. Census Bureau as analyzed by WorldCity.

The nation’s imports climbed 15.25% to $1.5 trillion.

πŸ“ Top 10 U.S. Imports
1. Passenger vehicles fell 9.08% compared to last year, to $81.07B.
2. Computers rose 63.11% compared to last year, to $79.94B.
3. Articles with precious metals rose 3,027% compared to last year, to $73.95B.
4. Oil fell 12.20% compared to last year, to $60.88B.
5. Plasma, vaccines, blood rose 19.68% compared to last year, to $54.29B.
6. Cell phones, related equipment rose 33.43% compared to last year, to $54.17B.
7. Medicines in individual dosages rose 30.62% compared to last year, to $49.07B.
8. Insulin, hormones and steroids rose 1,332% compared to last year, to $42.95B.
9. Returned exports, without change rose 7.62% compared to last year, to $42.46B.
10. Motor vehicle parts fell 7.73% compared to last year, to $35.07B.

Welcome newcomers to the top 10: articles with precious metals (gold) and the category that includes insulin, hormones.



More data: https://ustradenumbers.com/united-states/

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↖️ Top 10 U.S. Exports, YTD through May 2025 according to the latest export-import trade data available from U.S. Census...
07/11/2025

↖️ Top 10 U.S. Exports, YTD through May 2025 according to the latest export-import trade data available from U.S. Census Bureau as analyzed by WorldCity.

The nation’s exports climbed 4.94% to $894.21B.

πŸ“ Top 10 U.S. Exports
1. Civilian aircraft, parts rose 21.42% compared to last year, to $57.94B.
2. Gasoline, other fuels fell 8.94% compared to last year, to $43.51B.
3. Oil fell 16.95% compared to last year, to $43.21B.
4. Natural gas, LNG rose 41.72% compared to last year, to $35.56B.
5. Gold rose 86.13% compared to last year, to $25.45B.
6. Low-value shipments rose 5.65% to $24.35B.
7. Plasma, vaccines, blood rose 4.00% to $22.97B.
8. Passenger vehicles fell 12.72% to $22.42B.
9. Computer chips rose 23.04% to $21.98B.
10. Computers rose 55.14% to $21.79B.



More data: https://ustradenumbers.com/united-states/

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Founded in 1998, WorldCity is a media and event company focused on connecting and empowering multinational business professionals. We host three event series: Global Connections, a panel discussion open to all professionals; HR Connections, an invitation-only round table discussion for Human Resources directors of multinational companies located in the Greater Miami area; and CEO Club, also an invitation-only round table discussion but for heads of multinational operations located in the Greater Miami area. In addition to these events, WorldCity provides a plethora of import-export information at USTradeNumbers.com to demonstrate the role of globalization on local communities. The go-to source for trade intelligence, USTradeNumbers has more than 10 million data sets, publishes a series of annual import-export trade magazines for leading customs districts around the United States, and produces weekly #TradeMatters videos highlighting the latest news on trade.