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U.S. Imports
$1.6B
U.S. Exports: $0
-$1.6B (net importer)
Mississippi's trade activity is anchored by its Gulf Coast ports, particularly the Port of Gulfport and the Port of Pascagoula, which handle petroleum products, chemicals, forest products, and agricultural commodities. The state's export base includes transportation equipment, petroleum and coal products, and soybeans, with significant industrial activity tied to shipbuilding and chemical manufacturing. The Mississippi River corridor provides additional freight access linking the state to broader Midwest supply chains.
Mississippi's leading exports include petroleum and coal products, transportation equipment, chemicals, soybeans, and forest products.
The Port of Gulfport and the Port of Pascagoula are Mississippi's primary international trade gateways, handling containerized cargo, bulk commodities, and petroleum products.
Mississippi's top trading partners include Canada, Mexico, China, and several Latin American and European nations, with energy and agricultural products driving much of the trade volume.
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