U.S. Imports
$624.6M
U.S. Exports: $0
-$624.6M (net importer)
Nebraska is a leading agricultural trade state, exporting large volumes of beef, corn, soybeans, and pork to global markets. The state's central location and extensive rail infrastructure make it a critical hub for moving Midwest commodities to coastal ports and international buyers. Nebraska's food processing and ethanol industries further contribute to its export value.
Nebraska's top exports include beef and processed meats, corn, soybeans, pork, and ethanol, making it one of the nation's most agriculturally export-intensive states.
Nebraska depends on an extensive rail network and interstate trucking to route exports to Gulf Coast, Pacific, and Atlantic ports, where commodities are loaded for international shipment.
Japan, Canada, Mexico, China, and South Korea are among Nebraska's leading export destinations, primarily purchasing the state's meat, grain, and oilseed products.
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