US President Donald Trump has enacted a 10% tariff on imports from Georgia as part of a broader trade policy that includes tariffs of up to 50% on imports from certain countries. This move sets a baseline tariff of 10% for all goods entering the US.

In 2025, the United States remains Georgia’s top trading partner. Between January and February 2025, trade turnover between the two countries reached $486.86 million.

Top 5 Exports from Georgia to the US (January-February 2025):

• Ferrous metal pipes, tubes, and hollow profiles: 1,997 tons, valued at $2.13 million

• Aircraft parts: 5.68 tons, valued at $1.65 million

• Natural grape wines: 193.8 tons, valued at $1.36 million

• Fruit and vegetable juices: 530 tons, valued at $709,000

• Mineral and fresh waters: 568 tons, valued at $347,000

Top 5 Imports from the US to Georgia (January-February 2025):

• Pictures, drawings, and pastels: 5.24 tons, valued at $227.96 million

• Passenger cars: 15,301 units, valued at $193.5 million

• Sculptures and statuettes: 19 tons, valued at $30.66 million

• Hazelnuts and other nuts: 652 tons, valued at $4.7 million

• Trucks: 70 units, valued at $1.82 million