U.S. Imports
$6.6B
U.S. Exports: $0
-$6.6B (net importer)
Ohio is a major manufacturing and export state, with transportation equipment, industrial machinery, chemicals, and plastics among its top traded commodities. The state's central location and extensive highway and rail networks make it a key distribution hub connecting the Midwest to East Coast ports and Canadian border crossings. Ohio's automotive supply chain, aerospace sector, and steel industry are primary drivers of its international trade activity.
Ohio's exports are led by transportation equipment including automotive parts, industrial machinery, chemicals, plastics, and aerospace components, reflecting the state's deep manufacturing heritage.
Ohio's central location in the Midwest, combined with major interstate highways, rail corridors, and proximity to Great Lakes ports, enables efficient movement of goods to East Coast seaports and Canadian border crossings.
Canada, Mexico, China, Germany, and the United Kingdom are Ohio's top export destinations, with Canada alone accounting for a large share due to integrated automotive and manufacturing supply chains.
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