Shipped Where
Imports through here, 2025
$810 million
Share of all US imports
under 0.1%
Rank among ports
#137 of 209
Arrived by ship
over 99%

Texas City, TX is the 137th busiest US port by import value: $810 million in 2025.

That is under 0.1% of everything the US imported. The largest source is Mexico (30%), followed by Brazil (22%). The top product line is crude oil, followed by gasoline & refined fuels and cyclic hydrocarbons. The total is down 79% from 2015, in nominal dollars.

Top sources

Countries of origin for goods through Texas City, TX, 2025. Gray line is 2015.

  1. 01Mexico$243M · 30.0%
  2. 02Brazil$175M · 21.5%
  3. 03Iraq$164M · 20.2%
  4. 04Saudi Arabia$43.7M · 5.4%
  5. 05South Korea$39.3M · 4.9%
  6. 06Colombia$32.3M · 4.0%
  7. 07Guatemala$25.1M · 3.1%
  8. 08Kuwait$24M · 3.0%

Top products

Goods through Texas City, TX by value, 2025. Gray line is 2015.

  1. 01Crude oil$398M · 49.2%
  2. 02Gasoline & refined fuels$300M · 37.0%
  3. 03Cyclic hydrocarbons$33.1M · 4.1%
  4. 04Acyclic and cyclic monocarboxylic acids, their anhydrides$31.3M · 3.9%
  5. 05Industrial chemical preparations$14.5M · 1.8%
  6. 06Oxygen-function amino-compounds$8.5M · 1.1%
  7. 07Ethers,ether-alcohols,ether-phenols,ether-alcoholphenols$7.8M · 1.0%
  8. 08Oils and other products of the distillation of high temperature coal tar$6.1M · 0.7%

Excludes US goods returned after export.

Where it comes from

Bigger circle = more value, 2025. Numbers match the list.

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Mexico is the largest source at 30%. The top three together are 72% of the value.

  1. 01Mexico
  2. 02Brazil
  3. 03Iraq
  4. 04Saudi Arabia
  5. 05South Korea
  6. 06Colombia
  7. 07Guatemala
  8. 08Kuwait

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