U.S. Imports
$464.3M
U.S. Exports: $0
-$464.3M (net importer)
Maine's trade activity is concentrated in natural resources and manufactured goods, with paper and wood products, seafood, and transportation equipment among its top exports. The state shares a significant land border with Canada, making Canada its dominant trading partner by a wide margin. Portland and Eastport serve as the primary maritime trade points, with cross-border truck and rail freight playing a central role in Maine's trade flows.
Maine's top exports include paper and wood products, seafood (particularly lobster), transportation equipment, and industrial machinery.
Canada is by far Maine's largest trading partner, accounting for the majority of both exports and imports due to the shared land border and integrated regional supply chains.
Maine's trade moves primarily through the Port of Portland, the Port of Eastport, and several land border crossings with Canada including Calais and Houlton.
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