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U.S. Imports
$175.5M
U.S. Exports: $0
-$175.5M (net importer)
Alaska is a major US trade hub for seafood, energy, and natural resources, with significant export activity through the Port of Anchorage and Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The state's exports are dominated by crude oil, natural gas, and fish products destined primarily for Asian markets. Its remote geography and reliance on air and sea freight make logistics a critical factor for trade professionals operating in this region.
Alaska's top exports include crude oil, natural gas, seafood (particularly salmon, pollock, and crab), and minerals. Energy products and fish consistently account for the largest share of the state's export value.
Alaska's primary export destinations include Japan, China, South Korea, and Canada, driven largely by demand for seafood and energy products in Asian markets.
The Port of Anchorage is Alaska's primary marine cargo facility, while Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is a major air cargo hub. The Port of Kodiak and Port of Dutch Harbor are critical for seafood exports.
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