U.S. export data

Alaska exports

Goods worth $6.7 billion were exported from Alaska in 2025, 0.3% of all U.S. exports and #40 of 53 states and territories (Fromerica calculation). The largest market was South Korea, with $1.1 billion. From January–July 2026, exports from Alaska were $3.9 billion, up 27% from the same months of 2025.

Exports, 2025
$6.7 billion
#40 of 53 states and territories*
January–July 2026
$3.9 billion
Change vs January–July 2025
▲ +27%
* Fromerica calculation

Where Alaska exports go

Goods from Alaska reached 123 countries and territories in 2025. These are the top 20. Countries with a link have a Fromerica export guide with the trade agreement, documents and official contacts.

Exports from Alaska by destination. Values: U.S. Census Bureau; share and change: Fromerica calculation.
#Country2025ShareYTD change
1South Korea $1.1B16%▲ +25%
2Australia $1.0B16%▲ +45%
3Japan $927M14%▲ +9.5%
4China $803M12%▼ −0.1%
5Canada $635M9.5%▲ +177%
6Netherlands $393M5.9%▲ +1.5%
7Switzerland $287M4.3%▲ +61%
8Taiwan $220M3.3%▲ +22%
9Spain $210M3.1%▼ −67%
10Germany $177M2.6%▲ +60%
11Belgium $136M2.0%▼ −53%
12Thailand $97.7M1.5%▲ +336%
13Lithuania $81.3M1.2%▼ −55%
14Mexico $75.6M1.1%▼ −94%
15France $62.7M0.9%▲ +58%
16Vietnam $55.0M0.8%▲ +31%
17Poland $44.7M0.7%▼ −20%
18Finland $35.6M0.5%▲ +540%
19Malaysia $33.5M0.5%▲ +328%
20Indonesia $31.2M0.5%▲ +18%

Top products exported from Alaska

The 25 largest of 380 product groups (4-digit Harmonized System codes). Linked products have a page with their top markets across the U.S.

Top export products from Alaska.
#Product (HS 4-digit)2025ShareYTD change
1Fish, frozen (no fish fillets or other fish meat) $1.6B24%▲ +22%
2Zinc ores and concentrates $1.3B20%▲ +53%
3Gold $1.1B17%▲ +62%
4Fish fillets & oth fish meat, fresh, chill or froz $817M12%▼ −7.7%
5Precious metal ores and concentrates $619M9.2%▲ +70%
6Lead ores and concentrates $376M5.6%▼ −25%
7Civilian aircraft, engines, and parts $167M2.5%▼ −26%
8Crude oil from petroleum and bituminous minerals $145M2.2%▲ +99%
9Flours, meals and pellets, of meat or meat offal, of fish or of crustaceans $97.9M1.5%▲ +21%
10Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, other than crude $97.1M1.5%▲ +29%
11Other articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal $51.2M0.8%▼ −100%
12Fish, fresh or chilled (no fillets or other meat) $32.1M0.5%▼ −46%
13Machinery for sorting, screening, separating, washing, crushing, grinding $19.6M0.3%▼ −100%
14Automatic data processing machines and units thereof $15.9M0.2%▼ −99%
15Prepared or preserved fish $15.9M0.2%▼ −98%
16Fats and oils and their fractions, of fish or marine mammals, whether or not refined $14.5M0.2%▼ −22%
17Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sap- wood, or roughly squared $9.6M0.1%▲ +515%
18Parts suitable for use solely or principally with the machinery of headings 8425 to 8430 $7.2M0.1%▲ +113%
19Copper wire $6.7M0.1%▼ −100%
20Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish $6.1M0.1%▼ −23%
21Articles of jewelry and parts thereof $5.7M0.1%▲ +265%
22Crustaceans $5.3M0.1%▲ +6.2%
23Surveying $4.5M0.1%▼ −10.0%
24Animal products nesoi; dead animals, inedible etc. $3.9M0.1%▲ +105%
25Molluscs $3.7M0.1%▼ −4.9%

Export help in Alaska

The U.S. Small Business Administration's State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) funds state trade offices that help small businesses start or grow exports. Eligible costs and award amounts are set by each state, so check with the trade office in Alaska before you spend. To reach buyers in the markets above, list your company on Fromerica: importers search by product and contact you directly.

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Data source and notes

This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

  • Export values: U.S. Census Bureau, International Trade data (census.gov/foreign-trade), free-alongside-ship (FAS) value in current U.S. dollars, not adjusted for inflation. Latest month available: July 2026. Retrieved 2026-09-26. Figures are shown as published, rounded for display (on a computer, hover over a table value to see the exact figure). The Census Bureau revises past months, and we refresh the data every month.
  • State figures follow the Census Bureau's "origin of movement" series: the state the goods were shipped from on their way to the port of export, which is not necessarily the state where they were produced. States with large ports or distribution hubs can appear higher, and farm states lower.
  • Shares, year-over-year changes and rankings are Fromerica calculations based on these figures. Product names come from the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (U.S. International Trade Commission) heading for each 4-digit code.
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