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The Major Exports from America: Key Products, Export Data, and Trading Insights

The United States stands as a global powerhouse when it comes to both imports and exports, with a remarkable capacity to influence the global economy. With a trade surplus in services but a notable deficit in goods, the U.S. remains the world's largest trading nation. In this article, we explore the key exports from America, its biggest export products, and its trading relationship with countries like India. We also delve into the updated U.S. export data for 2024-2025.

America's Biggest Export Products

The United States has a diversified export base, with refined petroleum, crude petroleum, and petroleum gas leading the charge. In fact, America’s biggest export includes these vital energy products that continue to fuel not only domestic industries but also global markets. In 2025, the leading exports from America are:

Refined Petroleum ($138 billion)

Crude Petroleum ($118 billion)

Petroleum Gas ($116 billion)

Cars ($57.5 billion)

Integrated Circuits ($49.8 billion)

These products reflect the U.S.’s global role in energy production and technological innovation. Additionally, the export of vehicles and integrated circuits showcases America’s prowess in advanced manufacturing and cutting-edge electronics. Together, these products underscore the diverse and high-value export sectors that the U.S. specializes in.

Trends in U.S. Exports: 2024-2025 Data

The U.S. economy has experienced significant fluctuations in trade balances in recent years. According to the most recent U.S. export data, the country’s export numbers showed a modest increase in 2024-2025. The U.S. exported $177 billion in goods in October 2024, while imports amounted to $289 billion, resulting in a $112 billion trade deficit. Despite this, exports from America have steadily increased over the years, especially in sectors such as machinery, electronics, and energy products.

Notably, exports from America rose by 3.7 percent, or $94 billion, in 2024 compared to the previous year. On the other hand, imports also saw a notable increase of 5.4 percent, amounting to $174.7 billion. The country’s trade relationship with nations such as Canada, China, and Mexico remains crucial, as these are among the largest trading partners of the United States.

The top five exports from the U.S. in 2025 are dominated by energy-related products, which reflect the nation's abundant natural resources and technological expertise in energy processing. While petroleum and cars top the list, America’s advanced manufacturing capabilities in areas such as integrated circuits and machinery also represent significant sectors of export.

America's Trade Relations with India

The U.S. maintains a dynamic trade relationship with India, one of its key partners in Asia. Exports from America to India have seen consistent growth, with major items in demand across various industries. Some of the leading exports from America to India include:

Mineral Fuels, Oils, Distillation Products - $11.02 billion

Pearls, Precious Stones, Metals, Coins - $5.51 billion

Machinery, Nuclear Reactors, Boilers - $2.88 billion

Aircraft, Spacecraft - $2.69 billion

Electrical, Electronic Equipment - $2.04 billion

These items represent both high-value commodities and technological innovations. India's demand for energy products like mineral fuels, oils, and distillation products, as well as high-tech machinery, reflects the growing economic ties between the two nations.

India also imports a wide range of other products from the U.S., including optical, photo, technical, and medical apparatus, plastics, and organic chemicals. This trade relationship is vital to both economies, with India emerging as a major importer of U.S. goods in recent years.

The Role of Major Exporters in the U.S. Economy

The export activities of some of the largest companies in the United States contribute significantly to the country’s global trade. Major exporters in the USA include multinational corporations that dominate various sectors:

Apple Inc.

ExxonMobil

Chevron Corporation

Ford Motor Company

General Motors

Pfizer Inc.

Johnson & Johnson

Cisco Systems

Procter & Gamble

Intel Corporation

These companies play a crucial role in driving U.S. exports, particularly in industries such as technology, energy, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods. Apple Inc., for instance, is not just an icon in tech; it is also one of the largest exporters from America, particularly in consumer electronics like smartphones and computers. Similarly, energy giants like ExxonMobil and Chevron continue to lead the way in petroleum exports, contributing billions of dollars to the U.S. economy.

U.S. Trading Partners and Global Trade

In 2025, the United States will continue to rely on key trading partners for its global exports. USA trading partners include Canada, Mexico, and China, with these countries accounting for the largest share of trade with the U.S.:

Canada - $665.6 billion

Mexico - $661.2 billion

China - $655.4 billion

Japan - $209.5 billion

Germany - $200.5 billion

Canada remains the U.S.’s top trading partner, with the close geographic proximity and similar economic structures facilitating trade. China, despite recent tensions, continues to be a significant trade partner, particularly for the U.S. exports of technology products and agricultural goods.

Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Exports

While the U.S. remains a global trade leader, challenges persist, especially in balancing the trade deficit and managing trade relations with countries like China and Mexico. The U.S. continues to explore new opportunities for expanding exports, particularly in high-value sectors such as aerospace, technology, and energy.

Maintaining a competitive edge in the global marketplace requires constant innovation and adaptation to market demands. As more countries, including emerging markets like India, continue to demand high-tech and energy products, the United States will remain at the forefront of global trade.

Conclusion

The exports from America are crucial to the global economy, with the U.S. continuing to dominate key sectors such as energy, technology, and automotive. The country's trade relationships, particularly with nations like India, will continue to evolve, offering opportunities for businesses to expand and thrive in new markets. By leveraging data insights from platforms like ExportImportData, companies can stay updated on the latest trends in U.S. exports and gain a competitive edge in the international trade arena.

In conclusion, the United States remains a global trade leader with a diverse and dynamic export portfolio, shaping industries and economies around the world. Whether you’re looking to explore America’s biggest export, track exports from America to India, or gain insights into the latest U.S. export data, understanding these trends is key to making informed business decisions in the global marketplace.

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Continuing my review and summarization of Project 2025, Chapter 24 covers the Export-Import Bank. It is one of the briefest chapters and actually has pro and con sections.

Background: The EXIM was established in 1934 during the Great Depression to provide subsidies to private companies that were exporting US goods and to foreign countries that were buying these goods with the hope of promoting US exports, creating jobs, supporting US businesses, and improving US competitiveness.

The con view states that the agency 

1. Provides political privileges to already well-financed firms and that the US doesn’t improve its GNP by giving away its foods for less than it costs to make them, and subsidy-boosted exports do no boost economic growth.

2. Boeing gets a 40% share of the EXIM loans.

3. Other loans benefit large foreign companies that could easily get private financing such as Emirates Airline (surely the Saudis can finance their own airline, right?)

The pro side states

1. Even Ronald Reagan who opposed the EXIM, after taking office, had to admit that the EXIM “contributes in a significant way to our nation’s export sales.”

2. EXIM provides a mechanism that American companies can use to vie for projects that would otherwise be out of reach, notably deals that the banking industry won’t finance because of the risk associated with the host country or because the host nation itself requires a sovereign guarantee in order to submit a bid. EXIM is the only American vehicle that can provide that sovereign guarantee.

3. China has the most aggressive Export Credit Agency, and  American companies risk losing out to Chinese competitors for international opportunities if EXIM is not there to offer support, but a United States without a functioning export credit agency also leaves an unchecked China with a wide-open field to claim jurisdiction over swaths of ocean and shipping lanes, expand its economic influence, and create major changes in the global balance of power.

4. EXIM loans are repaid with market-driven interest rates

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17-312: Roving Supply Chain Coordinator

Country:Nigeria

Department:Logistics

Essential Job Duties/Scope of Work:

International Medical Corps is a global, humanitarian, nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering through health care training and relief and development programs.

Established in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, International Medical Corps is a private, voluntary, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization. Its mission is to improve the quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in underserved communities worldwide. By offering training and health care to local populations and medical assistance to people at highest risk, and with the flexibility to respond rapidly to emergency situations, International Medical Corps rehabilitates devastated health care systems and helps bring them back to self-reliance.

PROGRAM BACKGROUND International Medical Corps is a global humanitarian, non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering worldwide through healthcare training, relief and development programs. International Medical Corps (“IMC”) is a non-profit, non-political international organization that provides medical relief, nutrition, health care training, and development programs. IMC has been present in Nigeria since 2013 and is currently active in Sokoto and Kano States in North-West and in Borno State in the North-East with a Country Office in Abuja. International Medical Corps has received funding from the European Commission Humanitarian Office (ECHO) for a nutrition project in Sokoto State aiming at reducing the burden of malnutrition in children under five and pregnant and lactating women in Binji and Wamakko LGAs. There is also an ECHO, OFDA and WFP funding in Borno for Emergency WASH, Food Security, Nutrition Health and Gender Based Violence Interventions for Conflict Affected populations in Maiduguri. In Kano and Borno, the Core Group Polio Project (CGPP) is a multi-partner initiative that coordinates NGO activities to strengthen national and state immunization system to eradicate polio. IMC is an implementing partner under CGPP polio eradication project in six LGAs through the local partner in Kano and eleven LGAs in Borno. This project contributes to eradicate polio by increasing immunization rate and improving acute flaccid paralysis surveillance in the project population. The project is supporting MOH and LGA efforts to strengthen immunization systems, building effective partnership with the state officials as well as local partners.

JOB SUMMARY The Supply Chain Coordinator will lead IMC Logistics Department operational support structure, committed to provide reliable and timely program activities support in order to achieve efficient services to our beneficiaries. The jobholder will ensure in strategically steering the country office logs leadership by effective ensuring SCM standards are practiced, manage LC, ensure proper planning is conducted, proper coordination and compliance are met according to Donor/IMC procedures for the country mission in Nigeria (Abuja, Maiduguri, Damboa and field sites Borno state. ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential function with or without reasonable accommodation.   Leadership and Representation

Ensure new staff receive appropriate inductions on logistics issues.

Aid all filing and document management within the logistics department in a systematic, coherent and transparent way as per IMC needs and obligations and donor requirements.

Establish and maintain good contacts with suppliers, government offices, UN agencies and other NGOs with regards to logistical matters.

Ensured the implementation of actions in support of Oxfam values and policy, including gender and diversity mainstreaming.

Planning & learning

Maintained an overview of the logistics needs of the Emergency programme.

Worked with programme managers/coordinators to identify logistics needs and developed strategies to meet them

Supported managers and proactively was involved in other aspects of programme planning, such as proposal writing, budgeting and procurement planning and staffing needs.

Compiled the programme logistics plans in a comprehensive country logistics plan for management team, at Abuja/Maidugri and International procurement team

Undertook short periods of research or project work to document experience and build up institutional learning on logistical aspects of IMC work.

Assisted and facilitated in any new programme set-up by providing support to the relevant field base.

Make regular support visits and recommendations to project offices.

Provide to supervisor the technical oversight, and input to manage staff support to, delivery of, and implementation of, all logistics support systems according to International Medical Corps Logistics policies and procedures.

Work with supervisor to provide planning support and advice to those making a procurement request, then process and manage the procurement process (either locally or internationally) in accordance with IMC policies and procedures, in a transparent, accountable, efficient and cost effective manner.

Work with procurement team to ensure that local market surveys are regularly carried out, to ensure a full knowledge of the availability and price of local items. Ensure that all procurements are managed, tracked and recorded. Identify, and suggest items that should be part of a pre-approved tender process, and ensure that open and free competition for procurements is adhered too. BPA processes are done according to IMC.

Work with supervisor to actively engage with freight forwarding agencies, freight handling/clearance agents, and local Customs, to ensure that cargo is managed at all points of the supply chain, and that all tracking and reporting deadlines are met.

Proactively ensure the tracking of all medical supplies, equipment, materiel and WFP food, through its receipt, storage, and onward distribution to include providing input on the location and negotiation of contracting for storage/warehousing that is secure, well-maintained, and meets health and safe working practice requirements by the team.

Manage the capture of pipeline information, and the supply chain ensuring that Program staff are well-informed and well-prepared for incoming goods and materiel. Ensure timely reporting on stock status, to help Program staff with planning of stock replenishment and that tracking through to the end-user has occurred. And/or advise and support Program staff to verify that distribution has occurred according to the intentions and plans of supervisor, donors, IMC, and project partners.

Ensureproper fleet management is practiced relating to transport and fuel management, to ensure that vehicles are insured, asset managed correctly, being driven safely, maintained appropriately, damages are reported, and ensure that vehicles internal equipment (tools, comms etc) are complete and serviceable; and that usage of fuel is correctly managed, and logged and recorded. Liaise with security personnel on security-related transport issues, such as booking in/out, satcomms, radios etc.

Support supervisor to manage all matters logistics regarding satellite communications and radio communications to ensure that equipment’s are insured, asset managed diligently, operated in the most cost efficient manner, and maintained appropriately.

Work with supervisor to capture, plan and regularly update preparedness reporting for the logistic systems in place at the mission. Work to ensure that logistic systems are robust and flexible enough to cope if a crisis occurs to include assessments of airports, transport available, warehousing, access routes, fuel availability, field comms issues, staffing challenges, training required etc.

Contribute weekly and monthly, Quarterly logistics reports to the in-country management team, and Global logistics pursuant with IMC policies and procedures.

Compliance:

Ensure compliance with IMC policies and procedures, donor regulations and local laws

Ensure that the procurement and disposal of commodities, especially those subject to USExport Compliance regulations, are in line with applicable licenses and are properly documented.

Ensure that vendor eligibility screening is carried out in a timely fashion, updated regularly, and, recorded appropriately.

Human Resources

Ensure all staff are following HR procedures and policies to ensure that they maintain the highest standards of accountability and professionalism.

Make frequent site visits to where staff you are working with, to ensure that the appropriate care and support is being offered.

Ensure are evaluated regularly, trained and/or mentored in a structured accountable manner, and written records of such are retained.

Provide input to the recruitment, selection and performance of logistics staff, as required.

Training/ Capacity Building

Advocate and plan for professional development for expat and national staff determine training needs.

Provide input, and deliver where applicable, training for national staff to increase their responsibilities in order to build capacity, and ensure sustainability of programs.

Working Relationships  

Proactively engage with supervisor, and key staff (CD, Program, Finance, Medical Coordinator) on all matters logistic to assist with ensuring that programmatic and project planning incorporates sufficient funding for logistical staff and logistical support mechanisms

Proactively engage on a regular basis with regional IMC logistics teams and logistics manager colleagues, and logistics managers from other organizations to ensure appropriate links for interagency logistics coordination.

Where directed, proactively engage with donors, Logistics Clusters, local government, project partners, UN agencies and other non-governmental organizations in order to manage the distribution of goods and materiel as, well as to ensure adequate information sharing, address common concerns/problems and seek solutions.

Compliance & Ethics Promotes and encourages a culture of compliance and ethics throughout International Medical Corps. As applicable to the position, maintains a clear understanding of International Medical Corps’ and donor compliance and ethics standards and adheres to those standards.  Conducts work with the highest level of integrity. Communicates these values to staff and to partners and requires them to adhere to these values.

International Medical Corps is proud to provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, disability or status as a veteran.

Qualifications:

Degree in Supply Chain Management or relevant field of work.

Evidence of practical experience in logistics within the field of supply chain management (procurement, tendering, contracting, clearance, transport, warehousing, asset management, etc.)

Evidence of management of logistics systems. Evidence of 3 to 4 field deployments; 2 to 3 humanitarian emergency deployments and 3 to 4 international deployments; minimum 6 weeks in length.

Evidence of the ability to plan for, and conduct training in all areas of logistics for national and international staff (suitable to staff knowledge level). Some record of experience with donor specific procedures.

It is desirable that experience is supported by study by academic study, such as completion of the Certification in Humanitarian Logistics.

Experience of the provision of support to the management of budgets and the ability to provide input to the timely, complete and accurate reports.

The commitment and some demonstrated training skills to build national staff capacity, in the areas of supply chain management.

Good organizational and problem-solving skills, with an analytical approach

Good interpersonal, management and leadership skills Evidence of ability to work in a participatory manner with staff to assess needs, implement and monitor activities.

Ability to integrate and work well within multi-ethnic and multicultural teams

Ability to work in harsh conditions, often in remote areas.

Negotiation, interpersonal and organization skills

Proficiency with MS Word and Excel (minimum requirement). Language Skills:

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