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Wyoming’s Top 10 Exports

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Nicknamed the “Equality State” and “Cowboy State” located in America’s mountain region with western United States, Wyoming shipped US$2 billion worth of exported products around the world in 2025.

That dollar amount results from a 7.7% increase from $1.86 billion four years earlier since 2022.

Year over year, the overall value of goods exported from Wyoming declined by -3.7% compared to $2.08 billion for 2024.

Wyoming ranks among America’s 3 smallest exporters by state ahead of South Dakota and Hawaii.

The value of Wyoming’s exports equals 0.1% of the United States’ overall exported products (US$2.178 trillion) for 2025.

Wyoming’s exported products represent 3.8% of the state’s total economic output or nominal Gross Domestic Product in 2025 ($52.6 billion). That percentage is less than the 3.9% for the prior year.

Given Wyoming’s population of 589,618 people, its total US$2 billion in 2025 exports translates to roughly $3,400 for every resident in the Equality State. That dollar metric lags the average $3,500 per capita for 2024.

Wyoming’s unemployment rate averaged 3.4% at the end of May 2025, up from the state’s average jobless rate of 3.2% one year earlier per YCharts.

The following export products represent the highest dollar value in Wyoming global shipments during 2025. Also shown is the percentage share each export category represents in terms of overall exports from Wyoming.

Figures are shown at the more granular six-digit Harmonized Tariff System code level, for more precise product identification.

Disodium carbonate: US$1.1 billion (57.2% of total Wyomingite exports)
Processed petroleum oils (not diesel): $155.6 million (7.8%)
Smartphones: $86.3 million (4.3%)
Rare gases excluding aragonite: $64.5 million (3.2%)
Ammonium dihydrogen orthophosphate: $52.9 million (2.6%)
Bodies for road tractors, public transport vehicles: $32.1 million (1.6%)
Derricks and cranes parts, attachments: $29 million (1.4%)
Bentonite including calcined: $25.6 million (1.3%)
Miscellaneous clays: $22.7 million (1.1%)
Military weapons parts, accessories: $19.4 million (1%)

Wyoming’s top 10 exports accounted for 81.6% of the overall value of the state’s global shipments.

Miscellaneous clays. including calcined varieties but excluding ball clays, represent the fastest grower among the state’s top 10 export categories, up by 112.3% from 2024 to 2025.

In second place for improving export sales were processed petroleum oils excluding diesel which gained 100.7%.

The third-fastest advance was the 78.7% uptick for Wyoming’s shipments of smartphones, ahead of parts or accessories for military weapons (up 30.7%).

Year over year, there were two double-digit percentage decliners among Wyoming’s top 10 export products: bentonite including calcined varieties (down -37.1%) used in construction, industrial processes and personal care, then disodium carbonate (down -14.4%) used in cleaning, glass manufacturing and water treatment.

More Key Facts about Wyoming’s International Trade

Wyoming recorded an overall US$1 billion surplus exporting and importing products during 2025. That dollar amount results from a 31.8% expansion from the $767.9 million trade surplus for 2024.

Another way of saying surplus or deficit is positive or negative net exports. In a nutshell, the term “net exports” quantifies the amount by which foreign spending on a state’s goods or services exceeds or lags that same state’s spending on foreign goods or services.

All told, overall imports into Wyoming totaled $987.7 million for 2025.

Below are Wyoming’s top 10 import products highlighting the state’s highest spending on foreign-made goods in 2025.

Processed petroleum oils (not diesel): US$53.7 million (5.4% of total Wyomingite imports)
Saturated acyclic hydrocarbons: $32.9 million (3.3%)
Ammonium nitrate: $28.4 million (2.9%)
Air conditioning machines: $24.3 million (2.5%)
Controls for electric appliances: $20.2 million (2%)
Parts for engines, motors: $19.1 million (1.9%)
Inedible flour meal, pellets: $17.5 million (1.8%)
Miscellaneous coins: $16.4 million (1.7%)
Boring or sinking machinery parts: $13.8 million (1.4%)
New rubber tires (for buses, trucks): $13.6 million (1.4%)

Wyoming has notable negative net exports in the international trade of saturated acyclic hydrocarbons. In turn, these cashflows indicate Wyoming’s competitive disadvantages under the related product category.

Wyoming’s Major Trade Partners

The following list shows the top 10 customers that purchased three-quarters (75.1%) worth of the total value of products exported from Wyoming during 2025.

Canada: US$490.9 million (24.5% of total Wyomingite exports)
Chile: $221.6 million (11.1%)
Brazil: $174.5 million (8.7%)
Indonesia: $131.9 million (6.6%)
Paraguay: $115.7 million (5.8%)
Malaysia: $81.1 million (4.1%)
Argentina: $74.7 million (3.7%)
South Korea: $74.4 million (3.7%)
Mexico: $69.6 million (3.5%)
India: $68.4 million (3.4%)

Wyoming’s top trade partners in Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea and India) bought 17.8% of the overall value of exported goods from the Equality State.

The percentage for leading Asian countries compares with the 28% of Wyoming’s overall shipments that were shipped to its North American trade partners (Canada and Mexico).

Another 29.3% was bought by major South American importers (Chile, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina).