The United States relies on seafood imports, with 70%-85% of its seafood being brought in from other countries. The top exporters are:
| Imports by Country | Oct-23 | Sep-23 |
| European Union | $ 51,062.03 | $ 44,612.91 |
| Euro Area | $ 45,014.21 | $ 39,462.90 |
| Mexico | $ 42,923.84 | $ 39,543.44 |
| China | $ 41,570.70 | $ 40,281.98 |
| Canada | $ 36,628.34 | $ 35,019.15 |
| Germany | $ 13,848.34 | $ 12,565.56 |
| Japan | $ 13,568.43 | $ 12,700.37 |
| Vietnam | $ 10,825.96 | $ 10,643.64 |
| South Korea | $ 10,378.12 | $ 10,116.28 |
| Taiwan | $ 8,666.83 | $ 8,006.69 |
| India | $ 7,595.35 | $ 7,377.29 |
Value of Imports of Fisheries into the United States
Chile, China, and Norway stand as leading global producers of fish and fish products, and they have witnessed an uptick in their fisheries exports to the United States in recent years.