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U.S. Imports
$13.0B
U.S. Exports: $0
-$13.0B (net importer)
Michigan is one of the largest US export states, driven overwhelmingly by its automotive and transportation equipment manufacturing sector, which includes vehicles, auto parts, and engines. The state shares a major border crossing with Canada at Detroit-Windsor, the busiest land border crossing in North America by trade value. Michigan also exports machinery, chemicals, and plastics, with Canada and Mexico serving as its top two trading partners due to deeply integrated North American automotive supply chains.
Michigan ranks among the top US export states due to its dominant automotive manufacturing base, which generates large volumes of vehicle and auto parts exports, primarily to Canada and Mexico under USMCA.
The Detroit-Windsor crossing is the busiest US-Canada land border crossing by trade value, handling a substantial share of the bilateral automotive and manufactured goods trade between the two countries.
Canada and Mexico are Michigan's top two trading partners by a large margin, followed by China, Germany, and Japan, reflecting the state's integration into North American automotive supply chains.
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