What is Tennessee imports and exports?

Tennessee exports primarily manufactured goods, agricultural products, and chemicals. Top export destinations include Canada, Mexico, China, Japan, and Germany.

* Manufactured goods include automobiles, chemicals, machinery, and electrical equipment.

* Agricultural products include soybeans, corn, cotton, and tobacco.

* Chemicals include plastics, fertilizers, and pharmaceuticals.

Tennessee imports a variety of goods, including consumer goods, machinery, and transportation equipment. Top import sources include China, Mexico, Canada, Germany, and Japan.

* Consumer goods include clothing, furniture, and toys.

* Machinery includes computers, electronics, and industrial machinery.

* Transportation equipment includes automobiles, trucks, and airplanes.

Here is a table showing Tennessee's top imports and exports by value in 2021:

| Top Exports | Value (USD) | Top Imports | Value (USD) |

|---|---|---|---|

| Automobiles | $13.4 billion | Consumer goods | $15.6 billion |

| Chemicals | $11.2 billion | Machinery | $10.8 billion |

| Agricultural products | $4.5 billion | Transportation equipment | $9.2 billion |

| Machinery | $4.3 billion | Chemicals | $6.4 billion |

| Electrical equipment | $3.9 billion | Plastics | $3.8 billion |

Tennessee's exports support over 190,000 jobs in the state. The state's imports provide essential goods and services for consumers and businesses.