Idaho isn’t limited by its borders.

We’ve long looked outside of the U.S. to find markets for goods and services produced in our state and our export volumes continue to grow. Since 2003, Idaho exports grew from $2 billion to $3.4 billion in 2020. Idaho companies are selling goods and services to 156 countries around the world, all the while supporting jobs in Idaho.

Export Resources

Canada

Canada is the largest, most comprehensive U.S. trading partner and Idaho’s largest trading partner, with exports totaling over $1.4 billion in 2023.

For more information, download the Canada trade statistics overview.

Taiwan

Taiwan is Idaho’s second-largest trading partner, exporting more than $504 million in goods in 2023.

For more information, download the Taiwan trade statistics overview.

Mexico

Mexico is Idaho’s third-largest trading partner, exporting more than $284 million in goods in 2023.

For more information, download the Mexico trade statistics overview.

Japan

Japan is Idaho’s fourth-largest trading partner, exporting more than $234 million in goods in 2023.

For more information, download the Japan trade statistics overview.

Singapore

Singapore is Idaho’s fifth-largest trading partner, exporting more than $207 million in goods in 2023.

For more information, download the Singapore trade statistics overview.

China

Idaho exported more than $180 million in goods to China in 2023.

For more information, download the China trade statistics overview.

USMCA / NAFTA

Idaho exported more than $1.4 billion in goods to Canada and Mexico (USMCA / NAFTA) in 2020. Goods frequently sold to USMCA / NAFTA countries from Idaho include mining products, food and agriculture, fertilizer products and semiconductors and industrial equipment.

For more information, download the NAFTA trade statistics overview.

Tariffs on Idaho Products

Click here for a summary created by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture and Idaho Commerce, highlighting Idaho products impacted by recent tariffs imposed or scheduled to be imposed by Canada, Mexico, China, the European Union and India.