In 2025, Colombia imported $5.1 billion in agricultural products from the United States. The local food industry continued its recovery from the challenges of 2024, supported by lower inflation boosted household purchasing power. Demand for healthy food ingredients is rising, driven by changing consumer preferences and new nutritional regulations for both imported and locally produced products. This trend has translated into increased demands for ingredients such as potato starch, oil seed flours and meals, agar-agar, and edible fruits and nuts flour, among others. The United States remains Colombia's leading international supplier of food ingredients.