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U.S. Imports
$1.1B
U.S. Exports: $0
-$1.1B (net importer)
New Mexico's trade profile is shaped by its border location with Mexico, making cross-border commerce a central component of its import and export activity. The state exports electronic components, laboratory instruments, and agricultural products, while energy resources including oil, natural gas, and potash are significant contributors to its trade value. Land ports of entry such as Santa Teresa and Columbus facilitate substantial US-Mexico trade flows through New Mexico.
The US-Mexico border is central to New Mexico's trade, with land ports of entry at Santa Teresa and Columbus handling significant volumes of manufactured goods, agricultural products, and energy commodities moving in both directions.
New Mexico's key exports include electronic components, scientific and laboratory instruments, potash, petroleum products, and agricultural goods such as dairy and chili peppers.
Mexico is by far New Mexico's largest trading partner, followed by Canada and select Asian markets, given the state's geographic position and cross-border manufacturing relationships.
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