In 2022, the U.S. shipped $2.061 trillion worth of goods to the world. The total value of goods exported by the U.S. increased by 17.6% year-over-year compared to $1.754 trillion in 2021.

In 2022, the U.S. imported $3.376 trillion worth of products from around the world. This amount represents a 15 percent increase from the $2.935 trillion in 2021.

45.1% of total U.S. imports in 2022 will come from Asian suppliers. Canada and Mexico provide 26.9 percent of U.S. import sales, and 21.4 percent come from Europe.

The top five U.S. exports are refined petroleum, crude oil, petroleum gas, automobiles, and electronic integrated circuits. Overall, these major export commodities accounted for 22.2% of total U.S. exports.

Sixty-eight percent of exports from the United States were purchased by importers in Canada (17.2 percent of the global total), Mexico (15.7 percent), mainland China (7.5 percent), Japan (3.9 percent), the United Kingdom (3.7 percent), Germany (3.5 percent), the Netherlands (3.5 percent), South Korea (also 3.5 percent), Brazil (2.6 percent), India (2.3 percent), and France (2.5 percent). 2.3%), France (also 2.3%) and Singapore (2.2%).

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America trade data consists of every maritime transaction record between America and all global trading companies, including import and export data.

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1. Detailed descriptions of goods are provided.

2. Each transaction record includes company information for both the buyer and the seller, including company names and addresses.

3. Information about the notifier is provided, which is the party responsible for customs clearance and bill of lading procedures when the goods arrive at the port. This includes company names and addresses.

4. The weight, quantity, and packaging information, including container numbers, for the traded goods are displayed.

5. Country of origin and detailed port information, including ports of shipment, discharge, and shipping companies, are provided.

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