What are the top products exported from the United States?
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From government's TradeStats Express database, top US export products for 2004 (2005 data not yet available) are as follows:\n\nTotal All Merchandise  - 2004 Exports to World : in thousands ($ USD) Item 2004 \nTotal 817,935,849 \n\n84--NUCLEAR REACTORS, BOILERS, MACHINERY ETC.; PARTS 149,068,073 \n85--ELECTRIC MACHINERY ETC; SOUND EQUIP; TV EQUIP; PTS 124,803,540 \n87--VEHICLES, EXCEPT RAILWAY OR TRAMWAY, AND PARTS ETC 73,308,998 \n90--OPTIC, PHOTO ETC, MEDIC OR SURGICAL INSTRMENTS ETC 51,160,176 \n88--AIRCRAFT, SPACECRAFT, AND PARTS THEREOF 42,122,384 \n39--PLASTICS AND ARTICLES THEREOF 33,705,055 \n29--ORGANIC CHEMICALS 30,367,713 \n98--SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION PROVISIONS, NESOI 24,644,628 \n30--PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 19,506,790 \n27--MINERAL FUEL, OIL ETC.; BITUMIN SUBST; MINERAL WAX 18,954,856 \n71--NAT ETC PEARLS, PREC ETC STONES, PR MET ETC; COIN 18,092,726 \n10--CEREALS 13,136,432 \n38--MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 12,553,018 \n48--PAPER & PAPERBOARD & ARTICLES (INC PAPR PULP ARTL) 11,482,739 \n73--ARTICLES OF IRON OR STEEL 9,419,097 \n72--IRON AND STEEL 8,917,444 \n12--OIL SEEDS ETC.; MISC GRAIN, SEED, FRUIT, PLANT ETC 8,682,108 \n40--RUBBER AND ARTICLES THEREOF 7,600,858 \n28--INORG CHEM; PREC & RARE-EARTH MET & RADIOACT COMPD 6,846,871 \n52--COTTON, INCLUDING YARN AND WOVEN FABRIC THEREOF 6,371,180 \n94--FURNITURE; BEDDING ETC; LAMPS NESOI ETC; PREFAB BD 6,255,272 \n76--ALUMINUM AND ARTICLES THEREOF 5,977,893 \n44--WOOD AND ARTICLES OF WOOD; WOOD CHARCOAL 5,867,086 \n33--ESSENTIAL OILS ETC; PERFUMERY, COSMETIC ETC PREPS 5,516,433 \n08--EDIBLE FRUIT & NUTS; CITRUS FRUIT OR MELON PEEL 5,368,753 \n02--MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL 4,771,190 \n32--TANNING & DYE EXT ETC; DYE, PAINT, PUTTY ETC; INKS 4,756,548 \n49--PRINTED BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS ETC; MANUSCRIPTS ETC 4,667,938 \n47--WOOD PULP ETC; RECOVD (WASTE & SCRAP) PPR & PPRBD 4,621,798 \n95--TOYS, GAMES & SPORT EQUIPMENT; PARTS & ACCESSORIES 4,225,899 \n70--GLASS AND GLASSWARE 3,879,154 \n97--WORKS OF ART, COLLECTORS' PIECES AND ANTIQUES 3,514,577 \n23--FOOD INDUSTRY RESIDUES & WASTE; PREP ANIMAL FEED 3,473,421 \n74--COPPER AND ARTICLES THEREOF 3,435,914 \n21--MISCELLANEOUS EDIBLE PREPARATIONS 3,428,131 \n03--FISH, CRUSTACEANS & AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES 3,307,478 \n83--MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES OF BASE METAL 3,258,373 \n34--SOAP ETC; WAXES, POLISH ETC; CANDLES; DENTAL PREPS 3,231,441 \n82--TOOLS, CUTLERY ETC. OF BASE METAL & PARTS THEREOF 3,201,629 \n37--PHOTOGRAPHIC OR CINEMATOGRAPHIC GOODS 2,889,897 \n31--FERTILIZERS 2,846,078 \n41--RAW HIDES AND SKINS (NO FURSKINS) AND LEATHER 2,785,891 \n61--APPAREL ARTICLES AND ACCESSORIES, KNIT OR CROCHET 2,698,879 \n24--TOBACCO AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO SUBSTITUTES 2,654,865 \n93--ARMS AND AMMUNITION; PARTS AND ACCESSORIES THEREOF 2,309,864 \n22--BEVERAGES, SPIRITS AND VINEGAR 2,258,501 \n20--PREP VEGETABLES, FRUIT, NUTS OR OTHER PLANT PARTS 2,202,464 \n07--EDIBLE VEGETABLES & CERTAIN ROOTS & TUBERS 2,151,307 \n15--ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE FATS, OILS ETC. & WAXES 2,023,416 \n62--APPAREL ARTICLES AND ACCESSORIES, NOT KNIT ETC. 1,877,031 \n54--MANMADE FILAMENTS, INCLUDING YARNS & WOVEN FABRICS 1,866,493 \n26--ORES, SLAG AND ASH 1,790,251 \n89--SHIPS, BOATS AND FLOATING STRUCTURES 1,784,073 \n86--RAILWAY OR TRAMWAY STOCK ETC; TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIP 1,762,987 \n19--PREP CEREAL, FLOUR, STARCH OR MILK; BAKERS WARES 1,758,481 \n55--MANMADE STAPLE FIBERS, INCL YARNS & WOVEN FABRICS 1,719,271 \n25--SALT; SULFUR; EARTH & STONE; LIME & CEMENT PLASTER 1,677,795 \n68--ART OF STONE, PLASTER, CEMENT, ASBESTOS, MICA ETC. 1,659,470 \n60--KNITTED OR CROCHETED FABRICS 1,658,579 \n35--ALBUMINOIDAL SUBST; MODIFIED STARCH; GLUE; ENZYMES 1,653,820 \n59--IMPREGNATED ETC TEXT FABRICS; TEX ART FOR INDUSTRY 1,462,902 \n56--WADDING, FELT ETC; SP YARN; TWINE, ROPES ETC. 1,430,737 \n81--BASE METALS NESOI; CERMETS; ARTICLES THEREOF 1,325,320 \n04--DAIRY PRODS; BIRDS EGGS; HONEY; ED ANIMAL PR NESOI 1,181,479 \n96--MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED ARTICLES 1,179,260 \n63--TEXTI
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Brazil and Uruguay, as well as the United States that has a lot of commerce with the country.
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Handicrafts arnt the best example, to be honest. They are a very niche market and wouldnt be worth exporting. Think about cars or machinary parts or something big and worth a lot. Then just describe why other countries might buy them, how you would compete with the existing market in those countries, if there would be a sufficient market to make the export worthwhile and so on.
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Best bet would be to compile it yourself.  In US, you can use yellowpages.com to get a listing and contact information for "import/export" companies
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Here is a link containing government regulations and guidelines on importing food into the USA\n\nhttp://www.foodsafety.gov/~dms/fs-toc.html
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Hawaii exports pineapples and macademia nuts.  \n\nHawaii imports gasoline.
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G. UNITED STATES (USA)
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U.S\nImports - commodities:   \nagricultural products 4.9%, industrial supplies 32.9% (crude oil 8.2%), capital goods 30.4% (computers, telecommunications equipment, motor vehicle parts, office machines, electric power machinery), consumer goods 31.8% (automobiles, clothing, medicines, furniture, toys) (2003)  \n\nExports - commodities:   \nagricultural products (soybeans, fruit, corn) 9.2%, industrial supplies (organic chemicals) 26.8%, capital goods (transistors, aircraft, motor vehicle parts, computers, telecommunications equipment) 49.0%, consumer goods (automobiles, medicines) 15.0% (2003)\n\nPs...you can use the CIA's factbook for other countries' info
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Gasoline\ndiesel\nairplane fuel\nbunker oil (powers ships)\nplastics:\n     nylon, styrene (styrofoam), acrylic, etc.\nthousands of products made from plastic\nrubber (tires, shoes)\nasphalt (road surfaces, roofing materials)\nink\ndetergent\naspirin\nantihistamines\nadhesives\nshampoo\ncomputer chip boards\nfiber-optic cable \nelectrical insulation\n\nBy products that also come out of oil wells:\nnatural gas, (used for fuel and manufacture of fertilizers and plastics)\nparaffin wax\npropane fuel\nbutane fuel
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Try www.importers.com/exporters
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the most majority is made in China, also in 9/11 some small factories closed here to open in China and Centro America, I think these happen because the factory owners is no Americans.
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The top two exports are first, manufactured goods, and second, oil and oil products.\n\nThe top two imports are first, metalworking machines, and second, steel mill products.
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Exports:\nmanufactured goods, oil and oil products, silver, fruits, vegetables, coffee, cotton\nExports - partners:\nUS 87.6%, Canada 1.8%, Spain 1.1% (2004)\n((Mexico is US's largest oil importer, with Canada a close second))\n\nImports:\nImports - commodities:\nmetalworking machines, steel mill products, agricultural machinery, electrical equipment, car parts for assembly, repair parts for motor vehicles, aircraft, and aircraft parts\nImports - partners:\nUS 55.1%, China 7.1%, Japan 5.3% (2004)
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in the business world exports usually refer to products that are made in one country and shipped to another for consumption.
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for Major what & what kind of goods??
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Definately Wal-Mart. This website breaks down each category and shows the largest companies of each as well. http://www.transnationale.org/pays/USAs.htm
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Oil and other natural resources valuble to the US