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Imports Through Huntsville, AL

$310.1M cleared here in 2026-08, across 51 commodity chapters. A district covers the crossings and airports around it, not only the harbour.

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Share is this port's portion of everything it cleared that month.

CommodityValueShare
Machinery, Boilers and Nuclear Reactors$104.1M33.6%
Pharmaceutical Products$89.6M28.9%
Electrical Machinery and Electronics$79.6M25.7%
Special Classification Provisions$15.5M5.0%
Vehicles$8.5M2.8%
Miscellaneous Chemical Products$3.4M1.1%
Arms and Ammunition$1.7M0.6%
Aircraft and Spacecraft$1.6M0.5%
Optical and Medical Instruments$1.4M0.4%
Miscellaneous Articles of Base Metal$1.2M0.4%
Rubber$985.4K0.3%
Perfume and Cosmetics$638.7K0.2%
Plastics$434.3K0.1%
Organic Chemicals$416.2K0.1%
Footwear$280.5K0.1%
Articles of Iron or Steel$249.9K0.1%
Glues, Starches and Enzymes$245.1K0.1%
Animal Feed and Food-industry Residues$86.9K0.0%
Furniture and Lighting$38.2K0.0%
Clocks and Watches$35.7K0.0%
Paper and Paperboard$15.4K0.0%
Glass and Glassware$12K0.0%
Zinc$7.9K0.0%
Books and Printed Matter$7.2K0.0%
Non-knitted Apparel$6.1K0.0%
Aluminum$4.7K0.0%
Copper$3.7K0.0%
Made-up Textiles and Worn Clothing$3.6K0.0%
Wadding, Felt, Twine and Rope$00.0%
Special Woven Fabrics and Lace$00.0%
Coated and Laminated Textile Fabrics$00.0%
Other Base Metals and Cermets$00.0%
Knitted Apparel$00.0%
Feathers and Artificial Flowers$00.0%
Articles of Stone, Plaster and Cement$00.0%
Ceramic Products$00.0%
Iron and Steel$00.0%
Pearls, Precious Stones and Jewelry$00.0%
Salt, Sulfur, Stone and Cement$00.0%
Tools and Cutlery$00.0%
Mineral Fuels and Oils$00.0%
Inorganic Chemicals$00.0%
Dyes, Pigments and Paints$00.0%
Coffee, Tea and Spices$00.0%
Soap, Lubricants and Waxes$00.0%
Toys, Games and Sports Equipment$00.0%
Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles$00.0%
Wood and Wood Charcoal$00.0%
Leather Goods and Handbags$00.0%
Basketware and Wickerwork$00.0%
Vegetable Textile Fibers$00.0%

Latest month on file: 2026-08.

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