Walmart led annual containerized US imports with 975,000 TEU in 2025, followed by Home Depot at 450,000 TEU and Target at 400,000 TEU, reports London's S&P Global.

Amazon ranked fourth with 350,000 TEU, while Dole Food was the largest food importer at 247,500 TEU. Lowes followed with 222,309 TEU, ahead of Chiquita Brands International at 201,709 TEU.

Ashley Furniture imported 200,710 TEU, placing eighth. LG Group ranked ninth with 168,404 TEU, while Dollar Tree rounded out the top ten at 160,000 TEU.

IKEA ranked eleventh with 125,368 TEU, just ahead of Fresh Del Monte Produce at 124,827 TEU. Hyundai Motor Company was the top automotive importer at 119,805 TEU.

Ross Stores imported 101,500 TEU, while Samsung America followed with 100,000 TEU. Sumitomo Corporation ranked sixteenth with 99,708 TEU.

First Solar imported 85,651 TEU, reflecting growth in renewable energy. GE Appliances, a Haier Company, brought in 83,000 TEU, while Toyota Tsusho America imported 82,068 TEU.

General Motors ranked twentieth with 80,000 TEU. Bob's Discount Furniture imported 73,000 TEU, while Rooms to Go handled 62,800 TEU.

Electrolux imported 62,397 TEU, Dollar General 59,006 TEU, and Heineken USA 52,333 TEU. SharkNinja Operating LLC followed with 51,259 TEU.

Tractor Supply Company imported 49,000 TEU, while John Deere brought in 48,000 TEU. Sailun Tire Americas imported 47,432 TEU, and Newell Brands 45,000 TEU.

Costco Wholesale imported 44,548 TEU, Mercedes Benz USA 44,188 TEU, and Canadian Solar 44,017 TEU. Yokohama Tire ranked thirty-fourth with 43,302 TEU.

Hankook Tire America imported 41,517 TEU, VF Corp. 41,000 TEU, and Kubota Tractor Company 40,688 TEU. Adidas Group followed with 39,348 TEU, while Midea Group imported 38,963 TEU.