Trading Partner Portal: Estonia
Trade Overview
Estonia is a country in northern Europe with a population of 1.37 million, which makes it one of the least-populous member states of the European Union. Estonia is a developed country with an advanced high-income economy that has been among the fastest growing in the EU. GDP in 2025 came to a total of $47.03 billion. Estonia has been involved in an active trilateral Baltic States cooperation with Latvia and Lithuania, as well as a Nordic-Baltic cooperation with the Nordic countries and is a member of the Nordic-Baltic Eight.
U.S. – Estonia Trade
Two-way goods trade between the U.S. and Estonia totaled $1.42 billion in 2025, with the U.S. exporting $396 million to Estonia. Top exports included computer and electronic products ($92 million), transportation equipment ($58 million), non-electrical machinery ($53 million), fabricated metal products 9$44 million), and miscellaneous manufactures ($29 million).
The U.S. imported $1.02 billion worth of products from Estonia in 2025. Top imports were computer and electronic products ($477 million), wood products ($110 million), electrical equipment, appliances and components ($82 million), non-electrical machinery ($82 million), and chemicals ($68 million). U.S. Department of Commerce
Services trade between Estonia and the U.S. totaled $438 million, with exports totaling $233 million. Top exports were travel, financial services, telecommunications, computer, & information services, other business services, and personal, cultural and recreational services.
Imports in services from Estonia to the U.S. totaled $205 million, with top imports being travel, telecommunications, computer, &information services, other business services, government goods and services not reported elsewhere, and charges for intellectual property use.
California – Estonia Trade
California exports to Estonia totaled $72 million in 2025, with California being the top U.S. state to export to Estonia. Computer and electronic products were the top export, making up $27 million of the total. This was followed by non-electrical machinery ($26 million), agricultural products ($10 million), chemicals ($2 million), and miscellaneous manufactures ($2 million).
California imported $34 million of products from Estonia in 2025, a 19% increase from the previous year. Top imports included computer and electronic products ($7 million), transportation equipment ($6 million), wood products ($6 million), processed foods ($4 million), and non-electrical machinery ($3 million). U.S. Department of Commerce