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    The United States has significant agricultural trade relationships with China, Canada, and Mexico. With Canada, the US exports $24 billion in agricultural products like prepared food and imports $22 billion in products like snack food. With Mexico, the US exports $18 billion in corn and soybeans and imports $21 billion in fresh fruit and vegetables. With China, the US exports $20 billion in soybeans and corn and imports $4.4 billion in processed foods. Overall, the US imports more agricultural products than it exports, resulting in an agricultural trade deficit.

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    The United States has significant agricultural trade relationships with China, Canada, and Mexico. With Canada, the US exports $24 billion in agricultural products like prepared food and imports $22 billion in products like snack food. With Mexico, the US exports $18 billion in corn and soybeans and imports $21 billion in fresh fruit and vegetables. With China, the US exports $20 billion in soybeans and corn and imports $4.4 billion in processed foods. Overall, the US imports more agricultural products than it exports, resulting in an agricultural trade deficit.

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    The United States has significant agricultural trade relationships with China, Canada, and Mexico. With Canada, the US exports $24 billion in agricultural products like prepared food and imports $22 billion in products like snack food. With Mexico, the US exports $18 billion in corn and soybeans and imports $21 billion in fresh fruit and vegetables. With China, the US exports $20 billion in soybeans and corn and imports $4.4 billion in processed foods. Overall, the US imports more agricultural products than it exports, resulting in an agricultural trade deficit.

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    U.S.

    Agriculture Trade
    (2015)
    Import & Export
    Biggest Trading Partners

    The United States trades goods all over the world, but China, Canada,
    and Mexico are the biggest recipients.

    $116 billion of exported & $482 billion of imported goods in trade with China

    Trade balance was -$366 billion

    $280 billion of exported & $295 billion of imported goods in trade with Canada

    Trade balance was -$15 billion

    $236 billion of exported & $295 billion of imported goods in trade with Mexico
    Agricultural Trade With Canada
    Canada is the United States largest agricultural supplier.

    Exported Imported
    $24 billion of agricultural products $22 billion of agricultural products
    exported to Canada imported to U.S.A.

    Prepared food ($1.9billion), fresh Snack food ($3.7 billion), red


    vegetables ($1.9 billion), fresh fruit meat ($2.2 billion), live animals
    ($1.6 billion), snack food ($1.3 ($1.8 billion), vegetable oils ($1.6
    billion), juices ($1.2 billion), other billion), processed fruit &
    agricultural products & transport vegetables ($1.4 billion), other
    ($16.1 billion) agricultural products & transport
    ($11.3 billion)
    Agricultural Trade With Mexico
    Mexico is the United States 2nd largest agricultural supplier.

    Exported Imported
    $18 billion of agricultural $21 billion of agricultural products
    products exported to Mexico imported to U.S.A.

    Corn ($2.3 billion), soybeans Fresh vegetables ($4.8 billion),


    ($1.4 billion), dairy ($1.3 fresh fruit ($4.3 billion), wine &
    billion), pork product ($1.3 beer ($2.7 billion), snack food
    billion), beef product ($1.1 ($1.7 billion), processed fruit &
    billion), other agricultural vegetables ($1.4 billion), other
    products & transport ($10.6 agricultural products & transport
    billion) ($6.1 billion)
    Agricultural Trade With China
    China is the United States 3rd largest agricultural supplier.

    Exported Imported
    $20 billion of agricultural products $4.4 billion of agricultural products
    exported to China imported to U.S.A.

    Soybeans ($11 billion), corn ($2.1 Processed fruit & vegetables ($1
    billion), distiller grains ($1.6 billion), billion), fruit & vegetable juice ($321
    hides & skins ($1.3 billion), cotton million), snack food ($208 million),
    ($870 million), other agricultural fresh vegetables ($178 million),
    products & transport ($3.13 billion) spices ($159 million), other
    agricultural products & transport
    ($2.54 billion)
    Agricultural Trading Balance

    Do we import more agricultural product than we export?

    How much does the U.S. spend on importing & how much do we earn
    from exporting?

    Agricultural balance?

    Does the U.S. make money on trade overall?


    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_largest_trading_partners_of_the_United_States

    https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/americas/mexico

    https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/americas/canada

    https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/china-mongolia-taiwan/peoples-republic-china

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