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Port of Miami, Florida
Port code, top importers and products
UN/LOCODEUSMIA
CBP Schedule D5201
World Port Index8640
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23,489
US import bills of lading · Jul 2026
US import bills of lading · Jul 2026 US customs · Jul 2026- US: bills of lading, Aug 2025–Jul 2026
- Only records EximAgent holds, not all trade
- Forwarders and carriers named on filings are counted
- US records are sparse Nov 2025–Apr 2026
- No US values or weights shown
Summary
Computed from customs records · Aug 2025–Jul 2026In our records for Aug 2025–Jul 2026: 35,963 US import bills of lading arriving here. City Furniture is the largest named importer with 486 bills of lading, ahead of Pricesmart INC (418). Bananas (HS 080390) leads the products at 3.0% of HS-coded bills of lading, and Cartagena is the top loading port at 20%.
What stands out at Port of Miami
5.2%
City Furniture leads the top 5
Top 5 importers: 5.2% of 35,963 bills of lading, out of 11,451 named.
10.2×
Vegetables, chapter 07
Chapter 07, vegetables: 6.1% of HS-coded bills of lading here vs 0.6% in all US bills of lading we hold.
2.1%
Jul 2026 share of US bills
2.1% of all US import bills in Jul 2026, vs 3.0% over 5 earlier well-covered months.
0.7%
Interglobo North America ships the most
Interglobo North America: 239 bills of lading; Cutler Hammer Industries 238; Carnival Cruise Line 234.
20%
Cartagena first
Cartagena: 20% of bills of lading; Puerto Cortes 10%.
Miami port in customs data
US imports · arriving at MiamiUS importers
8,235
named on bills
HS-coded
30%
of bills carry an HS code
Loaded at
21%
Cartagena, top of 12
Top companies trading through Miami
US importers · by bills · Jul 2026
227bills
211bills
203bills
199bills
161bills
154bills
141bills
138bills
Family Tobacco Traders LLC
134bills
Top suppliers (shippers) · by bills · Jul 2026
- Carnival Cruise Line187
- Cutler Hammer Industries145
- Hs Apparel133
- Interglobo North America125
- Barsan Global Lojistik107
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What ships through Miami
US imports
Top HS chapters · bills · Jul 2026
Top HS6 codes · share of the top 10
- Bananas19%
- Other vegetables, fresh (asparagus)15%
- Plantains12%
- Other shrimps and prawns12%
- Ceramic flags and paving (of a water absorption)8.5%
- Beer made from malt7.4%
- Perfumes7.0%
- Other other fruit, fresh7.0%
- Dates, figs, pineapples6.2%
- Citrus fruit, fresh (oranges)6.0%
Compliance
Duty and docs for this lane
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Where Miami cargo comes from and goes
Monthly rhythm at Port of Miami
Share of all US import bills we hold, by month · Aug 2025–Jul 2026
Our US records are sparse in Nov 2025–Apr 2026, so those months are left out and shares are compared instead of volumes.
- 5.1%Aug 2025
- 3.9%Sep 2025
- 2.3%Oct 2025
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- –Jan 2026
- –Feb 2026
- –Mar 2026
- –Apr 2026
- 1.8%May 2026
- 1.8%Jun 2026
- 2.1%Jul 2026
More on Port of Miami with the agent
Lookalike buyers of bananas
HS 080390 is also in the top 10 products at 3 other ports on EximAgent. The Outbound agent lists companies buying it through those ports.
See lookalike buyers of HS 080390How deep is Port of Miami?
Listed depths, to scale
Depth, m below chart datum · NGA WPI · mean tidal range 1 m
Entering the port
Shelter
Excellent
Harbour typeCoastal (natural)
Restricts entry: other
Before you arrive: arrival notice (ETA) required; pilotage compulsory; tugs available; quarantine (pratique) required
Facilities at Miami
Listed in NGA World Port Index 8640; items the index does not list are left out.
- Cargo handling
- WharvesAnchorage berths
- Cranes and lifts
- Fixed cranesMobile cranesFloating cranesLifts 100+ tLifts 50–100 tLifts 25–49 tLifts 0–24 t
Where is Port of Miami?
- Country
- United States
- Region
- Florida
- Position
- 25°47′ N, 80°11′ W
- Harbour type
- Coastal (natural)
- UN/LOCODE functions
- Port, Airport, Postal exchange
Miami port codes
| Code system | Code | Identifies |
|---|---|---|
| UN/LOCODE | USMIA | Port of Miami |
| CBP Schedule D | 5201 | US port of entry (Miami, FL) |
| NGA World Port Index | 8640 | Miami port entry |
Ports near Miami
Distance from Miami
Kilometres and nautical miles, straight line
- Port EvergladesUSPEF · 19 nmi36
- Fort PierceUSFPR · 101 nmi188
- Key WestUSEYW · 116 nmi214
- Boca GrandeUSBCG · 125 nmi232
- Clifton PointBSCLP · 151 nmi280
- Port CanaveralUSPCV · 159 nmi294
Port of Miami in United States trade
Port of Miami ranks 9th of 12 US port pages on EximAgent by bills of lading in Aug 2025–Jul 2026 (35,963).
Nearest port pages: Port Canaveral (330 km), Port of Savannah (710 km), Port of Charleston (780 km), Port of Norfolk (1,280 km)
Similar-size port pages: Port of Oakland (42,114), Port of Seattle (64,143)
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Port of Miami FAQ
What is the port code for Port of Miami?
UN/LOCODE USMIA; CBP Schedule D 5201 (Miami, FL); NGA World Port Index 8640.
How much trade goes through Port of Miami?
In the records EximAgent holds for Aug 2025–Jul 2026: 35,963 US import bills of lading arriving here, naming 11,451 companies.
Who are the top importers at Port of Miami?
City Furniture (486), Pricesmart INC (418), Hillebrand Gori USA LLC (366), Old Navy LLC (339), Lear Corporation (261); bills of lading, Aug 2025–Jul 2026.
What are the main products shipped through Port of Miami?
Bananas (HS 080390, 3.0%); Other vegetables, fresh (HS 070920, 2.2%); Other shrimps and prawns (HS 030617, 2.1%); Plantains (HS 080310, 2.0%); Ceramic flags and paving (HS 690721, 1.9%); share of HS-coded bills of lading, Aug 2025–Jul 2026.
Where is cargo arriving at Port of Miami loaded?
Cartagena (20%), Puerto Cortes (10%), Busan (10%), Puerto Matias de Galves (9.3%), Jaina (9.1%), as shares of bills of lading with a known port in Aug 2025–Jul 2026.
How does Port of Miami differ from other US ports?
By HS chapter, here vs all US bills we hold: fruit and nuts 11% vs 3.9%; machinery and appliances 7.7% vs 11%; plastics 7.1% vs 12%; vegetables 6.1% vs 0.6%.
These figures come only from the customs records EximAgent holds. They do not cover all trade through this port, so use them with care and check important details before acting on them. Use of this page is subject to our Terms and Conditions. Port codes: UN/LOCODE © UNECE, CC BY 4.0. Snapshot us-2026-07.co-2025-12.