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- U.S. total exports: $4.2 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($1.1 billion, 25.5% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Brazil ($968.4 million, 23.3%)
--- #3. Mexico ($288.7 million, 6.9%)
--- #4. China ($248.5 million, 6.0%)
--- #5. Australia ($228.2 million, 5.5%)

Demand for every type of fertilizer has since 2014. However, farmers have with exporting fertilizer because of tariffs and the in-flux North American trade agreement with Mexico and Canada. That struggle is reflected in numbers; Mosaic, the largest fertilizer manufacturer in the United States, recently saw its stock fall after a third-quarter loss.

- U.S. total exports: $66.6 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Mexico ($17.9 billion, 26.8% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Canada ($13.9 billion, 20.8%)
--- #3. China ($5.7 billion, 8.6%)
--- #4. Belgium ($2.7 billion, 4.1%)
--- #5. Japan ($1.9 billion, 2.8%)

Plastic exports are at an right now, partly due to stringent import restrictions on the material in different countries around the world, particularly India. Dow Chemical is both the and leading exporter of plastics in the United States, focusing on performance plastics—a type of plastic that can withstand volatile environments.

- U.S. total exports: $4.8 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($1.4 billion, 28.0% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($933.9 million, 19.3%)
--- #3. Germany ($249.3 million, 5.2%)
--- #4. China ($194.0 million, 4.0%)
--- #5. United Kingdom ($174.9 million, 3.6%)

According to IndustryWeek’s Michael Collins, the tool and cutlery markets have been and are probably unsalvageable. Since 1965, the American export market for tools has decreased by 23%, down to 5% of the world market for tools. Oneida, a cutlery company that’s been in business since 1880, is a major exporter in the market.

- U.S. total exports: $215.8 million
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Taiwan ($44.3 million, 20.5% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. United Arab Emirates ($35.9 million, 16.7%)
--- #3. Spain ($29.1 million, 13.5%)
--- #4. Sweden ($25.4 million, 11.8%)
--- #5. France ($17.5 million, 8.1%)

For the past 15 years, nuclear reactor needs have even though many nuclear power plants have shut down. Modifying currently operating plants to take on more power-generating capacity has kept the reactor market strong. General Electric, in collaboration with Japanese company Hitachi, is the of nuclear reactors in the country, and the third largest in the world.

- U.S. total exports: $313.4 million
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. United Kingdom ($36.9 million, 11.8% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($21.7 million, 6.9%)
--- #3. Canada ($20.6 million, 6.6%)
--- #4. Iraq ($18.9 million, 6.0%)
--- #5. Brazil ($16.6 million, 5.3%)

As long as gas, oil, and nuclear power plants are necessary around the world to generate power, we'll need steam turbines—so the market isn't in a whole lot of trouble at the moment. In fact, they can be so in demand that there are occasionally illegal shipments of turbine parts, like when Turbine Services Ltd. was searched by federal officials.

- U.S. total exports: $9.0 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Mexico ($1.1 billion, 12.5% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Canada ($712.5 million, 8.0%)
--- #3. United Kingdom ($573.2 million, 6.4%)
--- #4. Japan ($556.8 million, 6.2%)
--- #5. Singapore ($531.3 million, 5.9%)

The , decreasing year after year—even as other jet engine components continue to have a strong export rate, though with due to tariffs. GE Aviation has a legacy of being one of the best in this business; it created the first jet engine and today supplies the major aircraft companies with turbojets, turbo propellers, and gas turbines.

- U.S. total exports: $2.7 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($1.3 billion, 47.1% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($515.3 million, 19.3%)
--- #3. United Kingdom ($74.2 million, 2.8%)
--- #4. Saudi Arabia ($67.1 million, 2.5%)
--- #5. China ($56.2 million, 2.1%)

The market for global exports of air conditioning machines from the United States is up this year by —but it’s the first increase since 2015. Regardless, the market continues to slowly increase, boosted by international sales from companies like CB Sales International, one of the leading exporters of HVAC systems.

- U.S. total exports: $5.2 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($2.9 billion, 55.9% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Australia ($312.3 million, 6.1%)
--- #3. Mexico ($253.8 million, 4.9%)
--- #4. Belgium ($197.4 million, 3.8%)
--- #5. Germany ($111.7 million, 2.2%)

As of 2016, heavy construction equipment like bulldozers, graders, and scrapers were exporting at an eight-year low. It’s because of a combination of things: lasting recession effects, increased foreign competition, and cheaper foreign products. Caterpillar, a producer for bulldozers and other construction equipment, this year thanks to global economic uncertainty and Chinese competition.

- U.S. total exports: $4.1 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Mexico ($1.1 billion, 26.9% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Canada ($849.7 million, 21.0%)
--- #3. United Kingdom ($210.1 million, 5.2%)
--- #4. China ($203.7 million, 5.0%)
--- #5. Germany ($188.8 million, 4.7%)

More than are sold annually and growth of the market continues to increase; it’s expected to go up another several billion dollars by 2021. Regal Beloit, in Wisconsin, is a star in this industry—almost every variable-speed residential HVAC system in the country has a Regal Beloit motor.

- U.S. total exports: $3.7 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($1.0 billion, 27.6% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($707.1 million, 19.0%)
--- #3. Netherlands ($397.4 million, 10.7%)
--- #4. United Kingdom ($220.3 million, 5.9%)
--- #5. China ($145.4 million, 3.9%)

Electric storage batteries are critical as we move to more ; a windmill, for example, can't bank up energy unless there's a place to store it—hence the battery. Panasonic is one of the major U.S. battery makers and exporters, producing mostly lithium batteries with a variety of shapes and sizes.

- U.S. total exports: $5.8 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($3.4 billion, 58.3% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Australia ($413.5 million, 7.1%)
--- #3. Mexico ($280.9 million, 4.8%)
--- #4. Germany ($164.2 million, 2.8%)
--- #5. Russia ($116.9 million, 2.0%)

Even though the United States was the of big farm equipment as of 2017, the market is still shaky because of trade wars and tariffs with China. John Deere, one of the major manufacturers and exporters of tractors and farm equipment, saw its dealers take sometimes a since the beginning of the tariffs; some dealerships saw sales decrease by 50%.

- U.S. total exports: $51.4 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($15.0 billion, 29.2% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. China ($6.7 billion, 13.0%)
--- #3. Germany ($5.9 billion, 11.4%)
--- #4. Mexico ($3.0 billion, 5.9%)
--- #5. United Arab Emirates ($1.9 billion, 3.8%)

As trade wars continue with China and other countries, export rates for passenger vehicles . Unfortunately, that’s compounded by an already negative impression of passenger vehicle exports. Many people , thanks to both the government and a gray area when companies like Ford don’t sell a certain model abroad.

- U.S. total exports: $15.5 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($11.8 billion, 76.1% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($750.4 million, 4.8%)
--- #3. Australia ($503.9 million, 3.2%)
--- #4. United Arab Emirates ($419.6 million, 2.7%)
--- #5. Chile ($323.8 million, 2.1%)

Together with soybeans and passenger cars, in September, thanks to the addition of more tariffs and a trade war. The largest commercial truck manufacturer in the United States is —and it’s actually owned by Daimler, a German company.

- U.S. total exports: $1.5 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Afghanistan ($437.7 million, 29.4% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Japan ($206.6 million, 13.9%)
--- #3. Korea, South ($123.7 million, 8.3%)
--- #4. Canada ($120.7 million, 8.1%)
--- #5. Egypt ($100.7 million, 6.8%)

The United States fuels about —including tanks and armored vehicles—in a market that continues to increase every year. Chrysler, one of the major car manufacturers in the country, has even had a in the past to help supply the exports.

- U.S. total exports: $1.3 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Belgium ($453.7 million, 35.6% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Canada ($215.4 million, 16.9%)
--- #3. Japan ($121.3 million, 9.5%)
--- #4. Australia ($94.9 million, 7.4%)
--- #5. Singapore ($87.0 million, 6.8%)

The motorcycle export market has increased by , and almost half of that happened in just the last year. But tariffs are taking a toll in the industry—even giants like Harley Davidson are having to retool how they do business to avoid excessive costs. Harley, for example, is moving manufacturing of motorcycles bound for China . and into Thailand.

- U.S. total exports: $130.7 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. China ($18.2 billion, 13.9% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. France ($13.4 billion, 10.3%)
--- #3. United Kingdom ($11.3 billion, 8.6%)
--- #4. Canada ($9.4 billion, 7.2%)
--- #5. Germany ($8.4 billion, 6.5%)

Aircraft exports are not doing well. In 2019, the market took a . The main source was Boeing—it’s ill-fated 737 MAX becoming grounded indefinitely had a major impact on the market.

- U.S. total exports: $2.3 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. France ($322.1 million, 13.7% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Taiwan ($250.4 million, 10.7%)
--- #3. India ($244.9 million, 10.4%)
--- #4. United Kingdom ($244.1 million, 10.4%)
--- #5. French Guiana ($188.5 million, 8.0%)

Every time a new military aircraft is built, there’s an opportunity for —so it’s doubtful this market will decrease any time soon. For example, in the beginning of 2019, Lockheed-Martin, the Maryland-based aeronautics manufacturer, expected an export market boost of more than for an assembly line it hoped to open in India, making F-16 fighter jets.

- U.S. total exports: $2.6 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($638.3 million, 24.5% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($377.3 million, 14.5%)
--- #3. United Arab Emirates ($187.3 million, 7.2%)
--- #4. Israel ($95.0 million, 3.6%)
--- #5. Australia ($94.5 million, 3.6%)

In 2018, , 15% more than 2017 and raking in $3.3 billion. However, thanks to new tariffs, export rates declined in the second half of 2018. Marquis Yacht in Wisconsin has faced issues thanks to the tariffs as well; of the company’s business, and the extra cost has made international sales flounder.

- U.S. total exports: $377.5 million
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Netherlands ($74.3 million, 19.7% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. China ($62.9 million, 16.7%)
--- #3. Japan ($33.2 million, 8.8%)
--- #4. Korea, South ($31.1 million, 8.2%)
--- #5. Germany ($30.3 million, 8.0%)

Thanks to increased corporate and government investments, the microscope market is growing and will continue to do so, expected to reach $9.1 billion by 2024. Bruker, one of the leading exporters that’s based in Massachusetts, will likely take even more of the market share with its to see infrared emissions.

- U.S. total exports: $1.5 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Hong Kong ($514.9 million, 33.3% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Switzerland ($330.5 million, 21.3%)
--- #3. Canada ($153.3 million, 9.9%)
--- #4. Mexico ($98.5 million, 6.4%)
--- #5. Japan ($52.0 million, 3.4%)

Trade wars between the United States and China negatively impacted the clock and watch industry; the first half of 2019 saw alone. Things haven't always been that bad, though—at one point the market was climbing every year, like when Masterclock (which makes timing systems and related equipment) in 2016 for making a significant contribution to U.S. exports.

- U.S. total exports: $749.1 million
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Japan ($114.2 million, 15.2% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Canada ($111.1 million, 14.8%)
--- #3. Netherlands ($69.7 million, 9.3%)
--- #4. Germany ($61.4 million, 8.2%)
--- #5. United Kingdom ($53.9 million, 7.2%)

Just behind Japan’s Yamaha, Nashville-based Gibson is the world’s . The company’s guitars and accessories are regularly sent around the world, but manufacturers have run into some hard times over the past few years. Regulations on certain types of wood (such as rosewood) .

- U.S. total exports: $172.1 million
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Thailand ($61.5 million, 35.7% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Philippines ($27.3 million, 15.8%)
--- #3. Canada ($26.8 million, 15.6%)
--- #4. United Arab Emirates ($6.7 million, 3.9%)
--- #5. Germany ($6.7 million, 3.9%)

In 2016, the United States exported . The export totals are on a cycle; we’re currently on an upswing. SIG Sauer is the country’s largest firearms exporter—its latest contract is to manufacture for the Indian Army.

- U.S. total exports: $4.1 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Saudi Arabia ($1.3 billion, 31.1% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. United Arab Emirates ($503.5 million, 12.4%)
--- #3. Australia ($252.6 million, 6.2%)
--- #4. Japan ($238.0 million, 5.9%)
--- #5. Israel ($172.6 million, 4.2%)

In the first nine months of 2019, when compared to the same time period in 2018. Aerojet Ordnance Tennessee recently celebrated its M67 hand grenade body assembly; the company mainly supplies them to the military and other international defense markets.

- U.S. total exports: $2.1 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($387.1 million, 18.8% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($333.1 million, 16.2%)
--- #3. Germany ($173.6 million, 8.5%)
--- #4. China ($148.2 million, 7.2%)
--- #5. Korea, South ($117.2 million, 5.7%)

By far, the largest exported ceramic product from the United States is lab products, operating in a —that’s down from $626.5 million the market brought in 2017. The products, exported by companies like GC America and Rauschert, include low-alkaline dishes for use in things like growing crystals and chemical digestion processes.

- U.S. total exports: $5.8 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($1.7 billion, 30.0% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($873.9 million, 15.0%)
--- #3. Germany ($724.6 million, 12.5%)
--- #4. China ($446.7 million, 7.7%)
--- #5. Japan ($384.7 million, 6.6%)

Viracon in Minnesota isn't just the in the United States, it's also an exporting powerhouse, a function the business began . The company makes insulating glass, tempered glass, decorative glass, and laminated glass.

- U.S. total exports: $14.0 billion
- Top countries exported to:
--- #1. Canada ($4.1 billion, 29.1% of U.S. exports)
--- #2. Mexico ($3.6 billion, 26.0%)
--- #3. China ($701.8 million, 5.0%)
--- #4. Brazil ($463.8 million, 3.3%)
--- #5. Australia ($453.7 million, 3.2%)

The U.S. exports a lot of rubber, sure—but did you know it’s the world’s of rubber pipes, just behind Germany? The pipes are used for everything from hoses and vacuum brakes to lab equipment and mining. The rubber industry is doing pretty well, too; every year through 2023.

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