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===US Exports to Canada and Mexico===
===US Exports to Canada and Mexico===
Canada and Mexico were the top two purchasers of U.S. exports in 2008. (Canada $261.2 billion and Mexico $151.2 billion). The main purchases were:
Canada and Mexico were the top two purchasers of U.S. exports in 2008. (Canada $261.2 billion and Mexico $151.2 billion). Their main purchases were:
: Machinery ($63.5 billion), Auto parts ($59.5 billion), Electrical Machinery ($49.2 billion), Oil ($27.9 billion), Plastics ($22.3 billion), and agricultural products ($32.3 billion).
: Machinery ($63.5 billion), Auto parts ($59.5 billion), Electrical Machinery ($49.2 billion), Oil ($27.9 billion), Plastics ($22.3 billion), and agricultural products ($32.3 billion).
The NAFTA countries were the largest and third largest suppliers of goods imports to the United States in 2008. (Canada $339.5 billon, and Mexico $215.9 billion). China was second.
===Imports to US===
The NAFTA countries were the largest and third largest suppliers of goods imported to the United States in 2008. (Canada $339.5 billon, and Mexico $215.9 billion). China was second.
They bought American crude oil ($157.8 billion), Vehicles ($79.7 billion), Electrical Machinery ($63.5 billion), Machinery ($46.5 billion), and agricultural products ($28.9 billion), especially fresh vegetables ($3.9 billion), snack foods, ($3.4 billion), live animals ($2.3 billion), processed fruit and vegetables ($2.0 billion), and wine and beer ($1.9 billion).
They sold Americans their crude oil ($157.8 billion), autos ($79.7 billion), electrical nachinery ($63.5 billion), machinery ($46.5 billion), and agricultural products ($28.9 billion), especially fresh vegetables ($3.9 billion), snack foods, ($3.4 billion), live animals ($2.3 billion), processed fruit and vegetables ($2.0 billion), and wine and beer ($1.9 billion).
==Further reading==
==Further reading==