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Shipping between the US and Poland
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In 2025 the United States exported $14.3 billion of goods to Poland and imported $14.1 billion from there. Poland ranked 28th among US export markets and 33rd among sources of US imports.
- US exports, 2025
- $14.3BUp 17.8% on 2024 ($12.1 billion)
- US imports, 2025
- $14.1BUp 3.0% on 2024 ($13.6 billion)
- Goods balance
- $251.2MUS surplus
- Export market rank
- 28thAmong destinations of US goods
- Import source rank
- 33rdAmong sources of US imports
Top goods each way
The five largest Harmonized System chapters by value in 2025, with each chapter's share of the total.
US exports to Poland
Aircraft and spacecraft (chapter 88) led US exports to Poland at $3.2 billion, 22% of the total. The top three chapters made up 53%.
US imports from Poland
Machinery and mechanical appliances (chapter 84) led US imports from Poland at $4.1 billion, 29% of the total. The top three chapters made up 52%.
Trade terms
The United States has no free trade agreement in force with Poland, according to the US Trade Representative. Check the duty rate for your goods before you ship.
The International Trade Administration covers the import rules and documents Poland requires in its Country Commercial Guide.
Through Norfolk-Newport News
The Census Bureau records trade by the US port it passes through. These are its 2025 figures for Norfolk-Newport News, Virginia, for trade with Poland.
- Exports through the port, 2025
- $502.7M3.5% of the US total with Poland
- Leading export goods
- Wood pulp and recovered paperHS chapter 47, $84.1 million
- Imports through the port, 2025
- $1.3B9.5% of the US total with Poland
- Leading import goods
- Electrical machinery and equipmentHS chapter 85, $361.7 million
Ports in Poland
9 ports in Poland have a guide here, with depths and facilities from the World Port Index. In the index, Port Polnochny records the deepest cargo pier of them, at 14 m.
- DarlowoCargo pier 4.9 m, channel 6.4 m, bulkPL DAR
- GdanskCargo pier 6.4 m, channel 6.4 m, container, ro-ro, breakbulk and bulkPL GDN
- GdyniaCargo pier 6.4 m, channel 14 m, container, ro-ro, breakbulk and bulkPL GDY
- KolobrzegCargo pier 4.9 m, channel 4.9 m, breakbulk and bulkPL KOL
- PoliceCargo pier 7.9 m, channel 9.4 m, breakbulk and bulkPL PLC
- Port PolnochnyCargo pier 14 m, channel 17.1 m
- SwinoujscieCargo pier 6.4 m, channel 14 m, container, ro-ro, breakbulk and bulkPL SWI
- SzczecinCargo pier 1.8 m, channel 7.9 m, container, ro-ro, breakbulk and bulkPL SZZ
- UstkaCargo pier 4.9 m, channel 4.9 m, breakbulkPL UST
Also recorded in the World Port Index for Poland: Nowy Port.
Sources
- US trade figures: US Census Bureau, International Trade API, HS2 total exports and general imports for calendar 2024 and 2025, retrieved November 4, 2026.
- Port data: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, World Port Index (Pub 150), from NGA's UpdatedPub150.csv as captured by the Internet Archive on September 29, 2026.
- Trade agreements: Office of the US Trade Representative, free trade agreements, checked November 3, 2026.
- Import requirements: International Trade Administration, Country Commercial Guides, checked November 3, 2026.
- Map: Natural Earth 1:110m land, public domain.