The chart highlights that Texas leads in total exports between 2020 and 2025, reaching USD 17.8 billion, showcasing its strong trade dominance. California follows with USD 11.5 billion, reflecting its diverse export base and global trade connections. New York secures the third spot with USD 9.8 billion, while Louisiana contributes USD 7.4 billion, underscoring the role of its ports in trade. Other notable states include Illinois (USD 6.4 billion), Florida (USD 5.65 billion), Ohio (USD 5.18 billion), and Pennsylvania (USD 4.82 billion), indicating significant export activity across multiple regions. States like Georgia, Washington, and Michigan also make substantial contributions, ranging between USD 4.4 billion and USD 3.63 billion. Meanwhile, states such as Kentucky, Alabama, Virginia, and Minnesota reflect smaller but meaningful export outputs. This upward trend reflects the strategic role of these states in driving U.S. international commerce and economic expansion.
| Labels | 2020-2025 Total Exports (USD billions) |
|---|---|
| Texas | 17.8 |
| California | 11.5 |
| New York | 9.8 |
| Louisiana | 7.4 |
| Illinois | 6.4 |
| Florida | 5.65 |
| Ohio | 5.18 |
| Pennsylvania | 4.82 |
| Georgia | 4.4 |
| Washington | 4.08 |
| Michigan | 3.63 |
| Indiana | 3.37 |
| Tennessee | 3.12 |
| South Carolina | 2.87 |
| North Carolina | 2.62 |
| New Jersey | 2.37 |
| Kentucky | 2.12 |
| Alabama | 1.87 |
| Virginia | 1.62 |
| Minnesota | 1.37 |
