Florida Port Guide

Port of Miami
Import Guide 2025

PortMiami is the #1 US port for Latin America and Caribbean trade, handling over 1.1 million TEUs annually. This guide covers tariff rates, FTA eligibility, top commodities, and CBP requirements for freight forwarders and importers clearing goods through Miami.

~1.1M TEUs/year#1 Latin America gateway#1 cruise port globally20+ container lines
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CBP Fees at Port of Miami
MPF rate0.3464% of declared value
MPF minimum$33.58 per entry
MPF maximum$651.50 per entry
HMF rate0.125% of declared value (ocean)
MPF exemptCAFTA-DR, CTPA, USMCA, KORUS + others
Formal entry threshold$2,500 declared value
FAQ โ€” Importing Through Port of Miami

What does Port of Miami primarily import?

PortMiami's top imports include cut flowers and fresh produce from Colombia, apparel and textiles from Honduras and Dominican Republic, agricultural products from Central America, consumer electronics from China, and pharmaceuticals. It is the #1 US port for Latin America trade.

Which FTA agreements apply at PortMiami?

CAFTA-DR (Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic), CTPA (Colombia), and USMCA (Mexico) are the key FTAs for PortMiami corridors. Qualifying goods enter duty-free and are MPF-exempt.

What are CBP fees at Port of Miami?

MPF: 0.3464% of declared value, min $33.58, max $651.50. HMF: 0.125% of declared value. Goods from FTA countries are MPF-exempt. HMF applies to all ocean shipments with no cap.

How do I calculate my landed cost for PortMiami shipments?

Use The Tariff Desk landed cost calculator. Enter your HTS code, origin country, declared value, and freight/insurance costs. The tool applies the correct duty rate (MFN or FTA), MPF, and HMF automatically.

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