April 2025
Colorado's goods exports totaled $10.5 billion in 2024. The state's leading export categories were food and kindred products, accounting for $2.3 billion, followed by computer and electronic products at $2.1 billion, and machinery (excluding electrical) at $1.1 billion. The top destinations for Colorado's exports were Mexico, Canada, China, South Korea, and Malaysia.
Nevada's exports totaled around $10.4 billion in 2024, with top products including gold, electronic equipment, and gaming machinery. Switzerland, India, and Canada are among the leading destinations for Nevada's exports.
Alaska exported goods valued at $5.9 billion in 2024. The state's exports are heavily centered around natural resources, including seafood and minerals. Key markets for Alaska's exports are China, Japan, and South Korea.
Idaho's exports were valued at about $4.2 billion in 2024, with leading products being semiconductors, agricultural products, and chemicals. Canada, Taiwan, and Mexico are primary markets for Idaho's exports.
Montana exported goods worth approximately $2.4 billion in 2024. Top export categories included petroleum, coal, and agricultural products. Canada is the dominant destination for Montana's exports.
Wyoming reported exports totaling approximately $2 billion in 2024. The state's leading export products were chemicals, machinery, and minerals. Canada and Brazil are significant trading partners for Wyoming.
Hawaii's export economy, though smaller in comparison, contributed around $461 million in 2024. Key exports included aircraft parts, optical and medical instruments, and agricultural products. Japan, Australia, and China are among the top destinations for Hawaii's exports.
Collectively, these thirteen Pacific and Mountain states exemplify the diverse and dynamic nature of the U.S. export economy. Their varied product offerings and strategic global partnerships bolster local economies and contribute significantly to the nation's trade balance.
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