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Imports & Exports
International trade plays an important role in the economy of Miami-Dade County. It supports over 100,000 jobs and remains not only one of our key industries related to trade and logistics as one of the industries with the highest paying wages in our community, according to an economic study conducted by Strategic Information Analysis, Inc.
Trade Data
The most important sector of the County's economy is international trade. Miami-Dade County published reports track imports and exports by countries of origin and destination, as well as types of commodities.
Back to TopImport and Export Trade Value
Miami Customs District #52 (South Florida’s) total merchandise with the rest of the world has increased over a decade from $65.9 billion in 2012 to $107 billion in 2017. According U.S. Census Bureau data. Miami Customs District #52, trade surplus amounted to $10.6 billion in 2017, it remains one of a very few District that continues to enjoy a trade surplus among other Customs Districts in the U.S.
Prepared by: Miami-Dade County Economic Development and International Trade, research. Source
U.S. Census Bureau.
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