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US Imports From Argentina

$981.6M across 84 commodity chapters in 2026-08, with 12 months on file. Share is each commodity's portion of everything the United States bought from Argentina that month.

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Each commodity links through to what the country buys of it in total, from everywhere.

CommodityValueShare
Mineral Fuels and Oils$397.3M40.5%
Pearls, Precious Stones and Jewelry$143.7M14.6%
Meat$80.6M8.2%
Aluminum$61.5M6.3%
Fish and Seafood$42.6M4.3%
Organic Chemicals$23.1M2.4%
Fruit and Nuts$21.9M2.2%
Preserved Fruit and Vegetables$19.8M2.0%
Dairy and Eggs$19.8M2.0%
Iron and Steel$18.3M1.9%
Animal and Vegetable Fats and Oils$15.5M1.6%
Machinery, Boilers and Nuclear Reactors$14.7M1.5%
Special Classification Provisions$14.5M1.5%
Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits$14.4M1.5%
Sugar and Confectionery$12.5M1.3%
Wood and Wood Charcoal$11.1M1.1%
Cereals and Grains$8.4M0.9%
Beverages, Spirits and Vinegar$7M0.7%
Coffee, Tea and Spices$6M0.6%
Pharmaceutical Products$5.5M0.6%
Perfume and Cosmetics$5.4M0.6%
Inorganic Chemicals$4.4M0.4%
Animal Feed and Food-industry Residues$4.3M0.4%
Plastics$3.1M0.3%
Paper and Paperboard$3M0.3%
Rubber$2.8M0.3%
Electrical Machinery and Electronics$2.4M0.2%
Miscellaneous Chemical Products$2.1M0.2%
Vehicles$1.8M0.2%
Animal Products$1.6M0.2%
Raw Hides, Skins and Leather$1.6M0.2%
Glues, Starches and Enzymes$1.4M0.1%
Vegetables$1.3M0.1%
Cereal and Bakery Products$1.2M0.1%
Optical and Medical Instruments$1.1M0.1%
Articles of Iron or Steel$795.8K0.1%
Miscellaneous Edible Preparations$694.4K0.1%
Arms and Ammunition$637.6K0.1%
Special Import Reporting Provisions$553.3K0.1%
Dyes, Pigments and Paints$508.5K0.1%
Works of Art and Antiques$492.7K0.1%
Tools and Cutlery$363.4K0.0%
Leather Goods and Handbags$255.5K0.0%
Furniture and Lighting$234.3K0.0%
Salt, Sulfur, Stone and Cement$203.5K0.0%
Milling Products, Malt and Starches$155K0.0%
Soap, Lubricants and Waxes$151.1K0.0%
Articles of Stone, Plaster and Cement$136K0.0%
Aircraft and Spacecraft$114K0.0%
Furskins and Artificial Fur$105.8K0.0%
Live Animals$91K0.0%
Musical Instruments$86.1K0.0%
Coated and Laminated Textile Fabrics$71.3K0.0%
Footwear$57.7K0.0%
Toys, Games and Sports Equipment$57.5K0.0%
Miscellaneous Articles of Base Metal$41.3K0.0%
Carpets and Textile Floor Coverings$33.4K0.0%
Knitted Apparel$31.5K0.0%
Non-knitted Apparel$31.2K0.0%
Glass and Glassware$22.3K0.0%
Books and Printed Matter$19.7K0.0%
Cork$19.4K0.0%
Ceramic Products$17.5K0.0%
Copper$16.9K0.0%
Made-up Textiles and Worn Clothing$8.8K0.0%
Ships and Boats$6.7K0.0%
Headgear$5.1K0.0%
Cocoa and Cocoa Preparations$5K0.0%
Wadding, Felt, Twine and Rope$4.9K0.0%
Cotton$3.3K0.0%
Wool and Animal Hair$2.9K0.0%
Manmade Filaments$1.2K0.0%
Umbrellas and Walking Sticks$3000.0%
Other Base Metals and Cermets$00.0%
Prepared Meat and Fish$00.0%
Silk$00.0%
Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles$00.0%
Fertilizers$00.0%
Knitted and Crocheted Fabrics$00.0%
Vegetable Plaiting Materials$00.0%
Gums, Resins and Vegetable Extracts$00.0%
Tobacco and Nicotine Products$00.0%
Special Woven Fabrics and Lace$00.0%
Lead$00.0%

11 goods from Argentina flagged by the Labor Department

Findings of forced or child labour in production. A finding is about a good from a country, not about any particular shipment.

Blueberries, Bricks, Cotton, Garlic, Garments, Grapes, Olives, Strawberries, Tobacco, Tomatoes, Yerba Mate (stimulant plant). What was found, and in which categories.

Latest month on file: 2026-08.

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