Trading Partner Portal: Lithuania

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Trade Overview

Lithuania is one of the Baltic states, situated along the southeastern shore of the Baltic Sea. Lithuania has a population of about 2.89 million people, and its capital and largest city is Vilnius. Lithuania’s GDP was $95.21 billion in 2025.

Lithuania is a member of the European Union, the Council of Europe, NATO and the OECD. The UN’s Human Development Index lists Lithuania as a “very high human development country”. World Bank

U.S. – Lithuania

Two-way trade between the U.S. and Lithuania totaled $4.49 billion in 2025, with U.S. exports to Lithuania totaling $2.59 billion. Used or second-hand merchandise was the top export coming is at $920 million. This was followed by oil and gas ($632 million), transportation equipment ($337 million), chemicals ($160 million), and fish & other marine products ($123 million).

U.S. imports from Lithuania totaled $1.90 billion in 2025, with chemicals accounting for $527 million of the total. Other imports from Lithuania included petroleum and coal products ($380 million), furniture and fixtures ($212 million), computer and electronic products ($155 million), and plastics & rubber products ($85 million).

Services trade between Lithuania and the United States totaled $718 million in 2025, with export from the U.S. to Lithuania totaling $449 million. Top exports were travel, financial services, other business services, telecommunications, computer, and information services, and transport services.

Imported services from Lithuania to the U.S. totaled $269 million, with top imports being travel, other business services, transport services, and government goods and services not included elsewhere.

California – Lithuania Trade

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(In USD Millions) – Source: trade.gov

California exported $272 million worth of goods to Lithuania in 2024, a 16% increase compared to 2024. Top exports included used or secondhand merchandise ($132 million), agricultural products ($70 million), transportation equipment ($28 million), chemicals ($16 million), and processed foods ($7 million).

California imported $163 million worth of goods from Lithuania in 2025. Popular imports included chemicals ($72 million), furniture and fixtures ($32 million), computer and electronic products ($13 million), processed foods ($8 million), and wood products ($8 million).

FDI – Lithuania

U.S. foreign direct investment into Lithuania totaled $318 million in 2025, while Lithuanian FDI into the U.S. totaled $37 million. (BEA).

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