Shipped Where
Imported from Djibouti, 2025
$49.3 million
Share of all US imports
under 0.1%
Rank among sources
#141 of 218
Arrived by air
93%

Djibouti is the 141st largest source of US imports: $49.3 million in 2025.

That is under 0.1% of everything the US imported. The top product line is soybean oilcake and other solid residues resulting from, followed by chlorates and perchlorates.

What the US buys from Djibouti

Top products by value, 2025. Gray line is 2015 for comparison.

  1. 01Soybean oilcake and other solid residues resulting from$432K · 0.9%
  2. 02Chlorates and perchlorates$406K · 0.8%
  3. 03Fish, live$213K · 0.4%
  4. 04Coffee$204K · 0.4%
  5. 05Track suits, ski-suits and swimwear, not knitted or crocheted$141K · 0.3%
  6. 06Cereal flours other than of wheat or meslin$111K · 0.2%
  7. 07Computers and computer units$87K · 0.2%
  8. 08Buckwheat, millet and canary seeds$45K · <0.1%
All 17 products from Djibouti
  1. 09Transformers and power supplies$30K · <0.1%
  2. 10Phones and network equipment$25K · <0.1%
  3. 11Electrical control panels$16K · <0.1%
  4. 12Coin$10K · <0.1%
  5. 13Measuring and checking instruments$10K · <0.1%
  6. 14Tubes, pipes and hoses, and fittings therefor, of plastics$8K · <0.1%
  7. 15Liquid pumps$8K · <0.1%
  8. 16Cameras and broadcast transmitters$3K · <0.1%
  9. 17Semiconductors, LEDs and solar cells$2K · <0.1%

Excludes US goods returned after export and other special trade codes.

US imports from Djibouti by year

Total value of goods, in nominal dollars. Labels mark the first year, the peak and the latest year.

Where it lands

US ports of entry for goods from Djibouti, 2025. Letters match the list.

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93% of goods from Djibouti arrived by air. Dallas-Fort Worth, TX handled 40% on its own.

  1. ADallas-Fort Worth, TX $19.7M · 40.0%
  2. BLos Angeles Airport (LAX), CA $12.6M · 25.6%
  3. CJFK Airport, NY $6.1M · 12.5%
  4. DChicago, IL $4.1M · 8.2%
  5. EAtlanta, GA $2.3M · 4.7%
  6. FLos Angeles, CA $999K · 2.0%

Air cargo is recorded where it clears customs, which isn't always where the plane landed.

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