- Imported from Mexico, 2025
- $534 billion
- Share of all US imports
- 15.6%
- Rank among sources
- #1, since 2023
- Crossed by land
- 91%
The US imports more from Mexico than from any other country: $534 billion in 2025.
That is 15.6% of everything the US imported. The top product line is computers and computer units, followed by cars, car parts and pickups & trucks. Mexico passed China for first place in 2023.
What the US buys from Mexico
Top products by value, 2025. Gray line is 2015 for comparison.
All 24 products from Mexico
Excludes US goods returned after export.
Mexico's rank among US import sources
Where Mexico placed each year, by value of goods the US imported
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- 2010 to 2014: third, behind China and Canada
- 2015: passes Canada for second
- 2023: passes China for first
Where it crosses
US ports of entry for goods from Mexico, 2025. Letters match the list.
91% of goods from Mexico crossed the border by land. Laredo, TX handled 41% on its own, more than the next five crossings combined.
- ALaredo, TX $217.4B · 40.7%
- BYsleta, TX $73.7B · 13.8%
- COtay Mesa, CA $38.5B · 7.2%
- DEagle Pass, TX $31.2B · 5.8%
- EHidalgo, TX $28.7B · 5.4%
- FNogales, AZ $22.5B · 4.2%
Goods crossing by land are recorded at Census ports of entry, which can be inland.